Sentence examples for had looked upon from inspiring English sources

And this was a development that the 76ers' president, Pat Croce, had looked upon with great and bountiful cheer.

Up until this time, mathematicians had looked upon Gauss's composition law as a curiosity that happened only with binary quadratic forms.

Konrad Zuse had looked upon this possibility as "making a contract with the Devil" because of the potential for abuse, and he had chosen not to implement it in his machines.

Executives in the book and magazine divisions had looked upon Mr. Levin as a champion of Time's traditional reverence for editorial independence, a value some feared that freshly arrived executives from AOL might not share.

Although previous students of industry had looked upon workers either as isolated individuals or as an undifferentiated mass organized according to the formal chart of hierarchical positions and responsibilities established by management, the Hawthorne researchers discovered a group life among the workers.

Derzhavin's ode Waterfall lamented his death; likewise many in the military establishment had looked upon Potemkin as a father figure and were especially saddened by his death.

You might have looked upon this place — and its detritus — and moved right along.

So we have prayed in solidarity and what we have looked upon as safety.

Since 1953, when James Watson and Francis Crick described the structure of DNA, we have looked upon genes as our biological destiny.

Others have looked upon him as a champion of total liberation through the satisfaction of his desires in all forms.

Nary a generation has looked upon its callow successors without finding them soft, spoiled and self-centered.