Sentence examples for looking but that from inspiring English sources

Titled "Scopophilia" — a term that means simply "love of looking," but that also refers to sometimes pathological sexual pleasure derived from gazing at bodily images — the film was first shown last winter at the Louvre along with some of the paintings Ms. Goldin loved.

Unfortunately they're pretty ordinary looking – but that doesn't mean they're shit.

"Scope of services is where everybody's looking," but that is not the real problem, he said.

Pretend not that "no one is looking" but that everyone is looking?

In interviews, agents said that today's buyers were more cautious and that they spent more time looking, but that many did, in the end, buy -- and at a good price.

She said that she was not really looking, but that if he ever found a two-bedroom apartment with a fireplace in Turtle Bay for less than $600,000, he should call her.

It's heavier than it looks, but that's not very heavy.

It was creepy looking, but not that big".

There was more looking out than looking up, but that is Mr. Hoghe's way.

it might take a lot of erasing to get looking good, but that's fine.

He looked down, but that's understandable.