Sentence examples for would look upon from inspiring English sources
"We would look upon the older students as gods," Mr. Swift said.
Officials in Texas, he said, "would look upon it as a personal shortcoming".
"No one would look upon" the Irish Republican Army "as representative of Christianity," he said.
It is entirely possible that they would look upon these artifacts not as harmless entertainments but dark prophecy.
The Viceroy's House (now the president's residence) was built at an elevation so it would look upon the old fort and establish a symbolic connection.
Joe Daniels, president of the memorial, said he was "not overly worried" that the public would look upon all the coming marketing and media activity as inappropriate.
"It's one part of what he was coerced to do that he hasn't chosen to change — I suppose that's how I'd look upon it," Oliver James said, and he referred to Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's much married brother, whose older son is St. Aubyn's godson: "Charles Spencer's quite an interesting man, but you couldn't really say he's the nicest person".
The Hong Kong authorities, however, have said they would look favourably upon a return of HSBC.
I don't mind if there are those who would look censoriously upon our teenage ways.
But the judge suggested that he would look favorably upon such a request if it were presented by the bureau.
Democratic fund-raisers said a more robust effort would require some sort of public sign that the administration would look favorably upon such activity, or at least not speak out against it.
