look on's Usage Examples:

In a retrospective look on the film, Curti described it as "One of the trashiest horror movies produced in Italy in the 1970s" Louis Paul wrote a negative.

While some of these new publishers have gained a popular success and succeeded to impose a new look on the comics (their authors often moving to bigger companies), others have kept a more intransigent approach.

Local legend says that it came into being as a result of a vow by a knight who believed his lady was unfaithful, and that he would not look on her face again until the island floated.

with his brand of lad EDM, but it"s hard not to be charmed by his new perkier outlook on life.

described as having straggly, waist-length dirty-blond hair and a dazed look on her face.

Michael Sragow, film critic for The Baltimore Sun, agreed that the character is fixated on being treated like a fairy-tale princess, resulting in a precarious outlook on reality.

The satire of fashion, manners, and outlook on life of the social classes, is realised.

This symbolizes that Christians should look on eternity without flinching as they journey towards their goal of union with God.

pawning her wedding ring while the pawnbroker and his assistant look on pityingly.

The Kingerlees' alternative outlook on life somehow seems to be in complete harmony both with the space they inhabit and with the art that flows from John's palette knife and brush.

He was a playboy and treated his relationships with women casually, but he later changed his outlook on life.

A glass wall opens a broad outlook onto the Gironde estuary, and the building was later extended with gardens under a transparent cube.

Synonyms:

watch, sit back, sit by, see,

Antonyms:

dishonor, misogyny, dislike, Anglophobia, respect,