Sentence examples for valuable look from inspiring English sources

It's a valuable look — even insiders rarely visit the physical archive, known as the Morgue.

The manifesto isn't a valuable look inside the mind of a mass murderer, and the memes he referenced are not a separate curiosity.

This catalog, for an exhibition currently at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston (and scheduled to open at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in September), provides a valuable look at a movement that Ackley says constituted "a unique and vibrant moment in British modernism".

I was able to visit Humboldt County as part of my family medicine rotation and found it to be a very valuable look at care provided in lower resource settings, where patients experience different problems than they do in Palo Alto.

Now, that data, along with the Panama Papers — the records of a Panamanian law firm dealing heavily in offshore finance that were leaked to journalists last year — is providing academic researchers with a valuable look inside the opaque world of tax evasion and offshore holdings.

The research provides a valuable look at the earliest signs of HIV infection, says Rod Hoff, an epidemiologist with the AIDS Division at NIAID.

When we see in the house there's nothing particularly valuable looking around.

You may find a much less valuable look-alike gem otherwise, and you will not be able to prove anything, because vendor will state you switched the stones yourself.

But when networks gain critical mass, they're tremendously valuable — just look at Facebook.

She found it valuable to look at her research topic from an outside perspective.

David Mercer, head of children's television at Carlton, says: "We run a valuable area - look at what BBC Worldwide has done.