Sentence examples for did by looking from inspiring English sources

He began, as he often did, by looking back at the lessons of history (something that relatively few of his parliamentary colleagues appear to have much awareness of), and citing once again the giant evils of want, disease, ignorance, squalor and idleness that remained to be vanquished.

As a result, Bob gets no information until Alice chooses to reveal whether she sent a 1 or a 0. Bob can then verify, after the fact, that Alice indeed had sent the bit that she claimed she did, by looking at the photons he measured with the "right" filter; if Alice has told the truth, his readings will agree with hers.

"It's like assessing how the economy is doing by looking at the change in your pocket," Mr. Johnson said.

Samuelson, though, said she could get a good idea of how she was doing by looking at her running diary.

How could you be expected to guess what that tiny metal box does by looking at it?

But trying to compare one television manufacturer's claim of high contrast ratios to another's cannot be done by looking at numbers.

The work began with old film cameras, especially a 1956 vintage Rolleiflex, with which one must expose and focus manually, the latter being done by looking downward into the camera, where its ground-glass screen is housed.

The assignment is done by looking for the lowest Tm of aberrant contiguous matching.

This is done by looking at Table 1 for estimating the delay of operators.

A first, qualitative, comparison between the different methods can be done by looking at their visualizations.

This was done by looking for any blockages within any of the activities, of which there were none.