Sentence examples for it has often looked from inspiring English sources

PARIS — It has often looked like work this year for Rafael Nadal at his favorite playground.

Whatever the cause, for years now, it has often looked as if pay raises were right around the corner.

In the past it has often looked like a low priority for him, mainly hurting the north, where he has few supporters among the Acholi people who predominate there.

By contrast, when younger writers have attempted to confront heterosexual sex as a subject, for example Craig Raine's protégé Adam Thirlwell in his debut novel Politics, it has often looked like a slightly desperate strategy for self-promotion.

Not only has the coupe been somewhat invisible — as self-effacing as any two-door this side of a Toyota Camry Solara — it has often looked like an Accord sedan with two doors erased.

During the war, it had often looked as if China would "have no more history," as one leading political figure put it.

(It is a paradox that the avant-garde movement in Europe had begun, in the late 19th century, in rebellion against what its advocates thought were the oppressive and stifling standards of high, official culture in Europe and that it had often looked to American mass culture for inspiration).

To the Editor: As a transplanted New Yorker and practicing city planner, I have often looked to New York City for best practices, remembering that it was the first to set up zoning to ensure access to light and air.

But New York, like the European festivals it emulates, has often looked fondly at American commercial cinema, whose distributors are willing to Spend Money for parties.

MacMath is the league's youngest starting keeper and has often looked it.

In its 70-year history, the NHS has often looked to innovation as the solution its many problems.