Sentence examples for question looks from inspiring English sources
The first question looks easier to answer.
The question looks simple and I imagine most people would nowadays confidently reply "no".
There's a panda amongst them! pic.twitter.com/EXxu0PjbCN Once found, many users claimed the cat in question "looks a little scared!" (Probably because he's surrounded by owls).
You could look around the world and ask very seriously whether liberal democracy is a religion of peace, seeing that there is war on so many of its borders, but snug inside Britain the question looks absurd.
"I found him in the Emptiness," 5 says of 9 at the start, which is the kind of line you might have used when introducing a friend to Jean-Paul Sartre, but not now, and certainly not when the friend in question looks like Piglet.
What we do now know is what the ear in question looked like.
But Theresa recalls her mother – to whom she'd asked the question – looking pretty concerned nonetheless.
Fifteen of these 17 made the drugs in question look better.
It attempts to pose a narrower question, looking at the compatibility of Mr Obama's two main foreign policy instincts.
THE weapon in question looked like a black pistol, complete with a spring lock and attached magazine clip.
