Sentence examples for looking upward from inspiring English sources

The specific name, anoblepas, derives from the Greek (ano) "upwards" and (blepo) "to look" and thus means "looking upward".

The planes had everyone looking upward.

"She's in your hands now," her father says despairingly, looking upward.

It's been a week for looking upward, inward, below the surface and back in time.

But the emphasis was on looking upward rather than a fine taut arching of the body.

"The weather's supposed to be like this -- beautiful," he said, looking upward.

Klee's eyes, Weber writes, "usually were looking upward, as if connecting with the heavenly sphere".

Some of their predators, like hatchet fish, hunt by diving deeper and looking upward for silhouettes of potential food.

The dove, looking upward for its mother, sees the arm-waving Magician and instantly learns how to fly.

For gardeners looking upward, vines and climbing plants can be the solution for any number of problems.

"It is the product of a forward-looking, upward-striving people".