Sentence examples for ceasing to look from inspiring English sources
Last week I wrote about a peculiar economic phenomenon now taking place: In this recession, unemployed men are ceasing to look for work at greater rates than ever before.
If everyone is wearing incomplete hats, then it ceases to look bizarre.
"Ever since Narcissus, man has never ceased to look at his own image," he said.
Only once Magneto gets a proper costume does the helmet cease to look ridiculous.
When Mr Morsi was toppled in a coup and Mr Assad remained defiantly in charge, Turkey ceased to look like a model for the Arab world.
Its discrediting began at the end of the cold war, when a spot of bribery ceased to look like an acceptable means of keeping a useful man on your side.
Rebecca West, an astute and initially enthusiastic critic of his work, said that his torrent of talk "was wonderful, but after five solid hours of it I ceased to look upon him as a human being".
After the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century ad, significant changes took place within the churches of the Germanic successor states, which generally ceased to look to the pope in Rome or to ecumenical councils for guidance.
We have been wedded to the export model for so long we have ceased to look for alternatives," says Thomas Mayer of Deutsche Bank.Germany may never again run as large a current-account surplus as it did before the crisis, if only because many of its main export markets will not easily regain their former buoyancy.
Speed things up (sometimes called magni-phi), and it ceases to look discrete, instead presenting as a continuously moving thing, which enhances the effect.
