Sentence examples for welcome look from inspiring English sources

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Films by and featuring Le Corbusier offer an additional and welcome look at his self-presentation.

The story of the drivers' families gives an unexpected but welcome look at the middle-class lives and values the two racers shared.

And those who continue to uphold London's living traditions of protest will be able to take heart from this fresh and welcome look at the city's history.

Van Breda Kolff was initially silent but issued a statement today saying, "I welcome, look forward to and will cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation".

At a time when many people find it easy to demonize Islam, "Inheritors of the Faith" offers a welcome look at its place in African-American history.

New York has rarely had such a welcome look at its human infrastructure, at the deep human footing on which it rests.

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Bill Bishop, a China expert whose Sinocism newsletter tracks the country's political scene, agreed that Obama's welcome looked suspiciously like a deliberate slight intended "to make the Americans look diminished and weak".

A naturally tanned-looking complexion is a welcome summer look; a hard-to-control frizzy mane tends to be less prized.

You are welcome to look for them.

"Anyone is welcome to look into it," Mayor Gregorio said.

"You're welcome to look at how employees are treated here".

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