Sentence examples similar to looks negatively from inspiring English sources

Orthodox Christianity, although influenced by other religions, generally looked negatively upon these syncretistic movements.

"But some people, who tend to look negatively at whatever we do, try to take false credit for the development of Gujarat.

"Even amid the political debate about the efficiency of this military operation, French people don't blame the army, instead they look negatively on the politicians' role," she said.

We have spoken in the group about being positive and we are not looking negatively at the season at points we may or may not have picked up.

It will look negatively on your evaluation if you have a lot of students failing".

That's not to say that Chandler looks back negatively on the series; on the contrary, he compared every episode to "the first day of rehearsing a play -- which is the most enjoyable day, I think".

But it is "sometimes looked at negatively by those who have gone the traditional academic route".

"I just fear that it could be looked upon negatively when she applies for college -- and this is the kind of girl every college wishes they could have".

In 2007 he returned to the United States to play in M.L.S. Rogers does not look back negatively on his first European experience and remains confident that his second will be more successful, mostly because he is more mature.

"Being older in the workplace is looked at negatively," he adds.

Obviously, cap and trade is looked upon negatively in West Virginia, because of coal.