Sentence examples for explicitly looking from inspiring English sources

Earp, who wrote the China section, said that authoritarian regimes might even be explicitly looking at China as a model in policing Internet communication.

That makes this the first housing collapse in which large numbers of buyers had a real estate professional explicitly looking after their interests.

La Teta Asustada (The Milk of Sorrow), by Peruvian director Claudia Llosa, found favour with a jury (headed by Tilda Swinton) who were explicitly looking for political films.

There are sites for those explicitly looking for marriage, or just a casual hook-up; sites for those over 60, hippies, pagans, naturists – almost anything you can think of.

It is a study explicitly looking at time trends, not static figures, and it once again finds that comparing 2003 with 1998, the UK still had fairly high rates of avoidable mortality, but these were falling faster than in all but one of the other 18 industrialised countries they examined.

Few were explicitly looking for a greater sense of moral purpose, but once people start looking for the deeper, more serious things in life, eventually they are going to have to grapple with the distinction between what is good and true and what is corrupt and false.

"To explicitly look for them I don't think is very beneficial, but it happens".

"We explicitly look for difficult places bars, discos, social centers to bring science into," Marimon says.

He shared with me that SUSE explicitly looks to support and adopt established projects.

"Often what happens is, we fund a company and we'll even tell them explicitly, 'Look.

Many studies have been carried out to quantify the wood properties of radiata pine, but few have explicitly looked at quantifying radiata pine bark.