Sentence examples for harm looking from inspiring English sources

And there's no harm looking backwards, to determine how we might survive going forward.

And the unwillingness to question its continued utility in the face of evidence that it is doing real harm looks all too similar to the intellectual fetters that led central bankers to persist in foolish policy in the early 1930s.

He decided there was no harm in looking.

And there's no harm in looking at these works in a new light".

What's the harm in looking, even if all you can see is the lustrous surface?

Her style is more accessible than Gwyneth Paltrow's, and there can be little harm in looking at the photos.

That said, reading Creed "never did me any harm" and, looking back, was perfectly natural curiosity, which I think is something to be encouraged.

There is no harm in looking".

There's no harm in looking, is there?

Feeling pangs of envy at their clearly excellent-sounding plan you slink onto Resident Advisor to have a look – just a little look, no harm in looking – to see if there are any tickets left, only to be greeted by a batch of a "FINAL RELEASE, ENTRY BEFORE 9PM" ones which cost £160 each.

So whatever the subject matter it does no harm to look at the forces at work behind images you see in the news, or indeed elsewhere.