Sentence examples for look dear from inspiring English sources

"Look, dear," the well-read one said kindly.

"Look, dear, someone has to take you in hand.

"Oh, look, dear boy, it's all an absurdity.

"Oh, look, dear — crime's back!" August 6, 2014.

When incomes are lower, mid-priced goods begin to look dear.

But a drop in the value of the euro, the currency of Egypt's biggest trading partner, has again made the pound look dear.

Against conventional benchmarks like purchasing-power parity, the euro looks dear against the dollar.

In the mid 1990s the dollar was cheap against most currencies; now it looks dear against all but three.

The new one?" Have you ever looked, dear woman, at the man you married?

And on another financial measure, the deal doesn't look so dear.

But in "The Escape," the 21st-century narrator displays an authorial brio that seems almost 200 years out of date: "Look closer, dear reader -- look closer.