Sentence examples for chances of looking at from inspiring English sources

Being a thoughtful and intelligent person will improve your chances of looking at the world in a unique way.

"No chance!" That's one way of looking at it.

Coming on the heels of a fresh controversy over Iran between the former head of Israel's security agency, Yuval Diskin, and Netanyahu the son, the news of the death of Netanyahu the father gave Israelis yet another chance to compare two markedly different ways of looking at the country's biggest foreign policy headache.

However, visitors at close proximity decreased play behaviour and increased the chances of animals looking at the visitors.

Poetry by our (and others') estimable leaders is one of those fascinating chances to look at the man pulling the levers behind the scrim.

Objects on Pedestals at Sprüth Magers in the West End of London gives you a chance to look at some of the duo's work from the 1980s.

In one scenario, there is a sense of peace and you are given the chance to look at all of your accomplishments.

"What we have got in this period of time is a chance to look at a wide array of options to create a viable secondary mortgage market".

As part of the Museum of Modern Art's Modern Mondays programming series, the idea was that the drone pioneer would present a version of a recent composition before giving the audience a chance to look at two of his early (and celebrated) experimental films: 1965's Flicker and 1970's Straight and Narrow.

"I think... when people of American and the people of the Senate get a chance to look at more than just the blog of a former lawmaker that they will come to the same conclusion as the president did..

"It gives us a chance to look at a couple of other members of the squad," said McNamara.