Sentence examples for look at world from inspiring English sources

Most of it is set in the US, but we try to look at world issues.

"I take a step back and I look at World of Warcraft not so much as a game but as game meets social networking," Mr. Kotick added.

The Germans are clearly the favorite but the British, Canadians, Polish, Dutch, and Australians are all closely bunched (if you look at World Cup results).

Hamilton added: "When you look at world champions you generally hope that they are the best in all areas, all year long.

And when we look at world golf now — and this is even truer with the women than the men — we see the emergence of great golfers at a very young age.

Likewise in the context of understanding co-operation in multilateral organisations such as the United Nations, where small-population states have more of a voice than their share of world population would warrant, it may make sense to look at world income distribution with countries weighted equally.What about the second measurement issue: actual exchange rates or PPP?

We mainly spent a long time looking at World of Warcraft.

James Surowiecki looks at world food markets and sees "the perils of efficiency" (The Financial Page, November 24th).

Mr. McEvilley was well suited to be a spokesman for expansive ways of looking at world art.

I'm trying to keep it mostly to myself, but basically it's looking at world war two resistance fighters.

We are used to looking at world maps, and the visual echo gives the chart a feel of making sense.