Sentence examples for speaking looking from inspiring English sources

J. is that overly familiar character, an intellectual looking for real life and finding that real life was not, strictly speaking, looking for him; Elena is a strong-willed, practical-minded woman who doesn't have time for compromise, or idealism, or understanding others.

We started okay, we controlled the game and we controlled the possession, missed a couple of chances that could have changed the game, but generally speaking looking at 90 minutes, we've lost 1-0, we've not scored a goal and that isn't good enough".

To a Chinese baby brought up in his own ethnic environment, Caucasian faces may all, relatively speaking, "look the same," and vice versa.

Actual prostitutes are – generally speaking – looked down on by society: labels like 'whore' and 'hooker' being, almost without exception, used pejoratively.

In its 2017 Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies report, analyst Gartner positions VR rising up its "slope of enlightenment" — which, visually speaking, looks over generous.

When they're speaking looked confused, smile painfully, and say the universal word, "no".

If your child cannot yet express themselves by speaking, look for non-verbal cues.

When someone else is speaking, wait your turn and, conversely, when you are speaking, look for acknowledgments from your team members that what you are saying is understood.

About a dozen of Mr. Dabbashi's colleagues stood behind him as he spoke, looking tense and nervous.

Still, it was not quite the confident voice pilots use over the public address system, as he spoke looking squarely at the big flat-screen television.

And as she spoke, looking David Cameron in the eye, she seemed to be saying: "Listen to me.