Sentence examples for to look upon from inspiring English sources

Nothing really that interesting to look upon.

I cannot bear to look upon your donkey face again".

He meets a crow which already seems to look upon him as carrion.

In this context, German lawmakers are unlikely to look upon Greek demands with sympathy.

Some Tories have worryingly come to look upon decentralisation as an end in itself.

We have come to look upon what might be called the Emotional Colors as immutable.

Boys bring flowers in last month's newspapers, but she is noble to look upon.

Everybody seemed to look upon the Prevost as a sacred family heirloom.

Hadrian soon came to look upon his reign as a new Augustan age.

Those Roman numerals invite mortals to look upon the league's works and despair.

"We have to have many manifestations to look upon the infinite".