Sentence examples for value of looking from inspiring English sources

We have forgotten our basic American value of looking out for one another.

But we can dispense with the blather about "personal chemistry" and the supposed value of "looking him in the eye".

Last month, however, came a salutary lesson in the value of looking at the science before one leaps.

Yet museums prefer to emphasize the value of looking at art through the eye of a collector.

Against Mr. Lanzmann's injunction, Georges Didi-Huberman, a French art historian, wrote a book defending the value of looking at the Birkenau pictures.

"The value of looking at Khamenei's statements is that he has written a lot and said a lot," Mr. Ross said.

Contrast our values of looking after the vulnerable and protecting frontline services with the priorities set out by Labour and the Tories who are still prepared, even in these difficult financial times, to keep spending on Trident, nuclear weapons and ID cards".

I did take some value out of looking at the extreme simplicity of implementation that the tight resource limits required.

He starts to get value out of looking at what I think he's working on.

"I don't want [to emphasize] the shock value of, 'Oh, look how disfigured they look.' For me, it's a story more like mine: let's make the best out of this that we can from this point forward".

And at its core the work is about "valuing an Aboriginal perspective of looking at country".