Sentence examples for might look from from inspiring English sources
His aim, he says, is to "catch the idea of the way the world might look from over here".
These still illustrations show how the event might look from the point of view of an observer watching the Chandra ACIS detector during the transit.
We might look, from the sidewalk, up at a floor that now seems impossibly out of reach, or even visit the lobby of an ex-address for old time's sake.
In it he tried to show, by tracking the changing definition of certain words (for example, apartheid, holocaust), how the barbarities of the 20th century might look from the future.
These amiable jocks spar with each other in whatever field they can find – repartee, ping pong, bong-smoking, sexual bravado, handlebar-moustache size – never truly questioning how their masculine bonding might look from the outside.
With three movies coming out before the end of the year (including "Bandits," which goes into national release today) and a new CD in record stores, Billy Bob Thornton might look from a distance like a busy man.
You might, looking from afar, imagine that they will, in back, piss into the kid's food, but they aren't like that.
The pattern has been one of clumsy last-minute compromises rather than the coherently thought-out reforms that one might look for from a government with a benign economy and weak opposition.In this section Unfinished homework A foreign affair?
He might look for inspiration from the brilliant lawyer Thomas More.
It might look different from another country — or from inside some of those religions.
2– 4 It should not be surprising, but rather expected, that patient outcomes from these institutions might look different from those of a population treated in smaller centers, as is represented by the SEER registry.
