Sentence examples for looking to answer from inspiring English sources

He says he was looking to answer how Chilean society "could hurt itself so much".

That's essentially the question the 2015 Royals are looking to answer.

It's not a question the show is looking to answer, but it sure is a fun and interesting one to think about.

He's a poet, a painter, an author, a teacher, and a molecular biologist, but at the core he's looking to answer the biggest questions and to extract beauty from pain.

"We're looking to answer the question: why are these people willing to do these things?" The idea for the fame program began, Ms. Zirinsky said, when a "48 Hours" crew was following an 11-year-old singer, Sammie Bush.

The question he was looking to answer in the process was how movies like "The Band Wagon," "Camille," "The Red Shoes" and "Cabaret" found that "software" he speaks of: how they used song and spectacle differently to reach audiences shaped by their different times.

We conduct large-scale studies on 'human attention' in Visual Question Answering (VQA) to understand where humans choose to look to answer questions about images.

Finally the research is revelatory in that this topic has not been addressed by academia nor the industry previously, and has identified future research gaps and questions with potential impact that researchers can look to answer in the future.

Hendricks looks to answer back but also isn't landing much.

But later in life, our attentions tend to look to answer the "why" question.

Brown looks to answer back with punches of his own but Hendricks takes him down once again.