Sentence examples similar to particularly forward looking from inspiring English sources
Nothing about the three museums was particularly forward-looking when they were built.
Even though they are less well documented, the levels of xenophobia in places like Novokuznetsk and Voronezh make Moscow seem like a Slavic version of San Francisco for groups at risk.Vanessa RamptonGeneva, SwitzerlandDownload depressionSIR – There is nothing particularly forward-looking about Jimmy Iovine's defence of a flat rate of 99 cents per song (Face value, May 6th).
For example, particularly forward-looking teachers may start to increase their teaching hours in advance of the tenure application process.
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Markets are forward looking.
I hadn't particularly been looking forward to seeing "Butley" again.
I am already going to see Beethoven's Ninth at the Albert Hall, but I am particularly looking forward to the Proms, especially because Nigel Kennedy will be playing and I am a big admirer of his.
Because of the way he ran in Monaco, he's particularly looking forward to racing in London on Saturday and I'm looking forward to seeing what he can do in the 3,000m.
One strand we're particularly looking forward to, a hit of previous events, is WhatWorks.
"And we're particularly looking forward to [eating] the chicken in a basket," Gwil jokes.
As for the near future, he said he was particularly looking forward to the Bush administration.
