| These were not only a pleasure to look down upon from a bedroom window but sent up clouds of agreeable smells to mitigate the fetid interiors. |
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| As he look down upon their rivals from the dizzy heights of pole position, complacency is the only real gremlin to fear. |
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| His dialogues border on the vulgar and the lewd and thanks to his ilk, we know why people look down upon the rustic. |
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| Passing over the ship's holds I look down upon sedate shoals of crescent-tailed bigeyes, their reflective tapetums looking like silver cataracts. |
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| Their weathered faces, full of character, look down upon Lee as he fixes a bridle. |
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| It could be that more educated charismatics believe that educated people in general look down upon charismatic practices in churches. |
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| People look down upon people who chose to stay home instead of work because they feel as if they are not contributing to society. |
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| They will look down upon Dharma friends and sustain the special pride of being a special person. |
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| But they really want you to bow for them, for they look down upon the common people. |
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| He seemed entirely different from what he had been, and looking up to heaven he refused to look down upon earth. |
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| I look down upon the world and see much darkness, but in this darkness all over the world are little lights. |
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| I look down upon my lap as if expecting to see a bunch of flowers or a white rabbit in its place. |
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| For example, you could find yourself looking at two diamonds that look equal in size as you look down upon them. |
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| The final conclusion was that people who live in well-off places usually feel superior and look down upon people who live in relatively undeveloped regions. |
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| At the same time on his solo route he didn't look down upon the idea of doing some group work. |
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| You look down upon them from the catwalk, as if eavesdropping. |
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| And I will look down upon you from my heavenly balcony. |
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| You know very well that brownness weakens the teeth and at times people with brown teeth look down upon themselves in public as an embarrassment to others. |
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| Since they have been made to believe that African cultures and institutions are inferior in thinking and action, the African youth look down upon their own culture, spurn it and seek to replace it with foreign habits. |
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| We look down upon those we perceive as weaker than us. |
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| Will Sears look down upon me for joining a retiree organization? |
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| Never did four walls look down upon an uglier spectacle than these sisters rivalling in unsisterliness. |
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| You can look down upon your vast creations by soaring through the air. |
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| As you stand on the Janiculum Hill in Rome you look down upon the villa where Cleopatra lived while Egyptian court astronomers helped to reform the calendar. |
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| A point of view which is without a doubt a bit utopian but Francis Cabrel is among the artists who don't look down upon getting their hands dirty if they had the time. |
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