Sentence examples for questions looking from inspiring English sources

But there are also historical questions — looking backward.

But given the outstanding questions, looking like an idiot is the best case.

For about an hour, Dr. O'Mahony asked open-ended questions, looking for clues as to how much she knew and how much she wanted to know.

Over the next week India Ink will explore these questions, looking at the origins of the middle class, its postcolonial evolution and structural weaknesses, its political beliefs and economic motives.

But the clear bottom line is that families looking for nursing homes for loved ones with dementia still have to undertake due diligence: visiting at various times of day, asking questions, looking at medicare.gov ratings, talking to other residents' families.

"You place your primary emphasis on retail politics, face-to-face campaigning in small settings, small groups where people can ask questions looking the candidate in the eye and hear his response or her response.

Relatives and friends ask questions, look at her belly and wonder about the due date.

On balance, these questions look like misdemeanors no worse than those committed by other banks.

Those are the questions "Look Book" is designed to help readers navigate.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, who is a former G.O.P. congressman, wrote at Politico: "Good candidates know how to make dumb questions look, well, dumb".

Given the unique economic, political, and cultural situations that obtained across the globe, the answers to these questions looked quite different in Nairobi than in New York.