Sentence examples for looking from a from inspiring English sources

If you are looking from a political point of view, from the tension between the Palestinians and Israelis, you will find one answer.

Just looking from a distance, Egypt seems to me to have an unsustainable set of political and economic arrangements — more so than, say Saudi Arabia, whose royal family has proved very resilient even under heavy pressure.

Peeping out the windows, framed by red velvet wallpaper, glass doors or wooden shutters, and onto Midtown's blank-faced high-rises feels like looking from a cozy past into a daunting future.

I wanted at the beginning of the film for it to look as enticing as possible, so you could sort of understand why these kids were obsessed with that world and go along with the ride, so we're not just looking from a distance.

Then, at the far end, from floor to ceiling in the rectangular bay of the Capella, I see Piero's paintings; and it is like looking from a dark passage out to a garden in summer, to blue sky and sunlight and trees.

We're just looking from a supply-demand standpoint.

In the twin scenes you look from a dark room to a glowing, undefined space beyond.

Yes, Leyland said, it has felt as up and down as it looks from a distance.

His words look from a distance like poetry, but aren't really.

A cropped jacket with a delicately ruffled edge looked, from a distance, like checked cloth.

The devil doesn't have free will, unless you look from a very odd angle.