Sentence examples for looking at the record from inspiring English sources

Maybe.But on the whole, looking at the record of democracies over time, you have to conclude that voters are smart more often than not.

I'm not one to wallow in nostalgia, but looking at the record covers of Alex Steinweiss and R. Crumb did raise a little lump in my throat about all the beauty we're in the process of losing.

That's evidence not of his cluelessness — as a journalist and former spook, he was hardly untutored in the subject of espionage — but of Hiss's relative unimportance if you're looking at the record in the second way, strategically.

"We thought it was unfair to use this national strategy of tying every Republican to the most absurd and inexcusable statement instead of looking at the record," Ms. Ferguson said.

That's evidence not of his cluelessness as a journalist and former spook, he was hardly untutored in the subject of espionage but of Hiss's relative unimportance if you're looking at the record in the second way, strategically.

Local authorities and the state constantly protest that they are striving in the interests of children, but reading these stories and looking at the record on databases one really wonders if authority is in fact more interested in control over children and parents than promoting consistent policies of reasonable care.

LOOK AT THE RECORD -- Check references from lawn care companies.

How did that happen, especially when the fraud could have been discovered by simply looking at the records the subsidiary filed with the Chinese government?

"After a lot of time looking at speeches, looking at the records, looking at what the candidates not only say but what they've done in the past, it was an easy call for me to support Ted Cruz".

Some require you to establish an account (usually free) so they know who is looking at the records.

"Look at the record," Mr. Romney said.