Sentence examples for who looking at from inspiring English sources

A young resident was the one who, looking at her, felt that something wasn't right.

But who, looking at the Tories now, sees such a party?

But who, looking at our society, could claim leadership in social progress now?

MR. BRADLEY: What would you say to — to people in this country, who, looking at what happens in the Middle East, would associate Islam with fanaticism, with terrorism?

So do some critics, who, looking at the work of filmmakers who so straightforwardly defy dogmas devolving from high on Hollywood regarding production polish and script construction and theatre-driven performance, find their advocacy of classical values menaced.

I don't know anybody who looking at his record and his life who would conclude that John Ashcroft is anything but one of the finest people they've ever met.... I've really appreciated Senator Leahy making it clear that we don't have a religious test in this country.

But, honestly, who looks at them?

Mitz looked at Georgette, who looked at her plate.

Layton looked to Sam, who looked at the fire.

Other researchers who looked at the study were more cautious.

Nobody who looks at them walks away feeling indifferent".