Sentence examples for they look upon from inspiring English sources
They look upon the world with an almost human face.
They look upon political boat-rockers as trouble.
They look upon any less fundamental achievement as "an engineering problem," dull but necessary grunt work.
"But when you are in a foreign country, they look upon the job a little differently.
They look upon the source of some other proposals with deep suspicion, too.
They think and feel differently; they look upon a different America than the middle class looks upon.
Another former official said, "They looked upon career educators as being fruitless, mindless and helpless".
It seemed they looked upon the decapitated head as a surrogate for the living and breathing version, who remains a frustratingly elusive fugitive.
They looked upon their work as a discovery of how people really behaved, first spending time with them to get acquainted, then filming their lives as lived.
A decade older than the Fitzgeralds, they looked upon their baroque exploits with a mixture of tolerant amusement and genuine concern, and the Fitzgeralds, for their part, often went out of their way to try to shock the Murphys.
Opposition was considerable; the barons had always resented the domination of the Hautevilles, whom they looked upon as upstarts no better than themselves, and the papacy had no wish to see too powerful a state established on its southern frontier.
