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Meanings of look upon in English
Usage of look upon in English
1
With these simple conditions, I look upon the cure as absolutely certain.
2
So in due course Rose came to look upon us with favour.
3
They are in no hurry; they look upon the matter as arranged.
4
The others we must look upon as the prizes in the lottery.
5
Besides, I wanted to look upon our beloved city one last time.
6
I did not want to look upon the evidence of the treatment.
7
I cannot help but think of him when I look upon you.
8
I look upon the carpet, the rug, the chair under the fender.
9
Thoughtful men begin to look upon the environment in a new spirit.
10
You must not look upon it as the work of the politicians.
11
People began to look upon them as the leading house in Europe.
12
We look upon this book as a beginning in the right way.
13
Observe the half-confused, half-inquiring look upon the countenance of the awakened Lazarus.
14
Because I wished to look upon the sea and the floating ice.
15
The father saw the look upon his face, and it pained him.
16
And Elves are wondrous fair to look upon, or so 'tis said.'
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Look upon through the time
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