Sentence examples for know how it looks from inspiring English sources

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"I don't actually know how it looks to another person, because I'm used to the speed," she said.

If you want to know how it looks, ride the Tokyo subway.

"You don't know how they are experiencing the work, but you know how it looks like they are experiencing it," says Ducklo regarding the slippery nature of perception.

On the Tour you live in a bubble – your team, the other riders, the press – so you don't know how it looks from outside.

And you know, we talk about modern work adaptations, but we know how it looks from the other side – there's no jobs for normal people, healthy people.

"You don't know how they are experiencing the work, but you know how it looks like they are experiencing it," Mr. Ducklo said regarding the slippery nature of perception.

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"I love it like it is right now, because I don't know how it looked before".

I don't know how it looked to viewers on BBC 2 or in cinemas at home and abroad.

I suggest taking a photo with your phone so you know how it looked.

Alex Turner knows how it looks: A young British rock band, widely admired for its unflinching depictions of a pub-crawl demimonde, finds huge success at home, then packs up and moves to sunny Los Angeles just as it's on the verge of becoming a kind of national institution.

We hadn't seen each other in a long time, and she knew how it looked.

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