Sentence examples for looking carefully enough from inspiring English sources

"I have a huge war against government that isn't looking carefully enough at the people that it serves".

Anyone that felt MGS2 was simply supposed to be a product wasn't looking carefully enough.

You can never look carefully enough.

If you look carefully enough, the clues are there.

"If you strain your neck and look carefully enough, to the west you can see Alaska".

But there seemed to be something there if one looked carefully enough.

They are repositories of history, yet look carefully enough at the sprouting trees and we can see the future, too.

The cat was passed on to Almodóvar, and it turned out that the children had not looked carefully enough between its legs.

But look carefully enough into the teenage wasteland and you'll see occasional shining lights, examples of extraordinary commitment and talent that make you think that perhaps the next generation isn't headed for that famous hand basket after all.

But who were they?Jones said that he could figure this out if he just looked carefully enough, which seemed like a brave assumption, given the deep undercurrents of tribe and clan, not to mention the way decades of war and occupation have left Afghans suspicious of outsiders and prone to telling them whatever they want to hear.

The phrase gave rise to a state-sponsored Web site, a book ("Don't Mess With Texas: The Story Behind the Legend"), a Twitter account, television advertisements, bumper stickers and trash cans, all of which, if you look carefully enough, are emblazoned with the tiny encircled "R" that signifies a registered trademark.