Sentence examples for told looking at from inspiring English sources

A teenager is shown sitting at a computer; he is, we are told, looking at pornography.

Mr. Hardies said, "I remember stories her mother told, looking at the Grand Concourse like it was Fifth Avenue".

The sensation is half-comic but also half-inspirational, as if we were being told, "Look at the projects to which humans will devote themselves": to the creation of illusion, to mastering the impossible, to comprehending mystery.

"They are told, 'Look at Islam, it will forgive you, that's paradise; your enemy is the Jews, the United States and the Westerners.' That's the reality and shouldn't be hidden," he said.

As far as I could tell, looking at the shortened zippers, they had now abandoned me.

I can tell looking at a player at the moment whether he's out of contract or already got a deal, just from the way he is playing.

"Everyone could tell looking at him that he labored".

"Revenge is a dish best served cold," he told himself, looking at himself in a mirror.

"He's shredded in weight and you can tell by looking at his physique he's transformed," he tells BBC Sport.

You can tell by looking at them.

You cannot tell by looking at them.