Sentence examples for upon which to look from inspiring English sources

The book provides a broad basis upon which to look at this in relation to the critical roles of the state.

Here is a break in the tyrannical course of irreparable events; a period in which to look around upon the world and upon oneself without the sense of an enemy at one's back or the insistent pressure to make up one's mind; a moment in which to taste the mystery without the necessity of seeking a solution.

In the typical case one looks to well tested frameworks and platforms upon which to build.

"You look at our problems," Schuerholz said, "and we have these two cornerstones upon which to remedy them.

upon which to expand.

Successful observation of behaviour depends upon knowing both which behaviours to look for and focusing on the appropriate areas of the body to observe them.

It arrives at the tail end of the last sentence, in the famously reversed final phrase: "this city, this mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death".

Whenever I look at it nowadays, and feel the cold shadow of the planes, I think: 'This must be saved, this particular thing, this very tree.' If it were to go, all would go — this city, this mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death".

We have played out our worst fears on the screen and in our pulp fiction because, as the city's oracle, Mr. White, wrote in the shadow of the atomic bomb: "If it were to go, all would go -- this city, this mischievous and marvelous monument which not to look upon would be like death".

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

I wondered if she was concerned at all about being physically judged as she entered her forties - not a decade, when it comes to actresses, upon which Hollywood looks too kindly.