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Discover Ludwig"look upward" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of directing one's gaze or attention towards something above oneself. Example: As the hot air balloon slowly ascended, I couldn't help but look upward in awe at the vast landscape below.
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He tipped his chin to look upward.
"But you can also look upward to learn".
That artificial thunder was realistic enough to make all of us in the audience look upward.
I've learned it's rarely a good idea to allow yourself to look upward on long climbs.
Look upward, and the visitor sees lights and speakers, all the stuff of theater hovering over the common space beneath.
There is something in the air of New Mexico that makes the blood red, the heart to beat high and the eyes to look upward.
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The specific name, anoblepas, derives from the Greek (ano) "upwards" and (blepo) "to look" and thus means "looking upward".
The planes had everyone looking upward.
"He looked upward instead of downward," he said.
"She's in your hands now," her father says despairingly, looking upward.
It's been a week for looking upward, inward, below the surface and back in time.
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