| "'By no stretch of the imagination "'can this court look upon you as a mother.' | |
| "And look upon myself | |
| "Good to look upon"... | |
| "He cannot look upon the Holy Cross!" | |
| "I look upon my hopes as a debt I owe to those who are unfortunate. | |
| "'By no stretch of the imagination "'can this court look upon you as a mother.' | |
| "And look upon myself | |
| "Good to look upon"... | |
| "He cannot look upon the Holy Cross!" | |
| "I look upon my hopes as a debt I owe to those who are unfortunate. | |
| And another thing: He murdered, yet he looks upon himself as an honest man. | |
| And the Department of Agriculture... looks upon these forests as crops. | |
| Anyone who looks upon an outcast breaks the law of the flock! | |
| As he looks upon my mouthfuls, he thinks he's going to faint. | |
| Did you ask her if she looks upon you as a Billy Yank enemy? | |
| And another thing: He murdered, yet he looks upon himself as an honest man. | |
| And the Department of Agriculture... looks upon these forests as crops. | |
| Anyone who looks upon an outcast breaks the law of the flock! | |
| As he looks upon my mouthfuls, he thinks he's going to faint. | |
| Did you ask her if she looks upon you as a Billy Yank enemy? | |
| "And lo, the beast looked upon the face of beauty... | |
| "As she lived peerless, "so her dead likeness excels "whatever yet you looked upon, | |
| "As we reached the summit and look down into the valley of Santa Clarita, "there unfolded before us was as beautiful a picture "as one ever looked upon. | |
| "Cecily, ever since I looked upon your wonderful "and incomparable beauty, "I have dared to love you wildly, passionately, devotedly, hopelessly." | |
| "God looked upon my sacrifice with favor." I mean... | |
| Are you not satisfied with looking upon me through the keyhole? | |
| But I don't mind you looking upon it. | |
| Don't keep looking upon me as the weakest link of the party. | |
| God is good, and God is love. There's no room in God for looking upon a child of His with disgust, or wanting to cast him out from the body of Christ or something like that. | |
| I'm standing here looking upon a being who's surrounded by light, not a shadow or touch of darkness. | |
| "And lo, the beast looked upon the face of beauty... | |
| "As she lived peerless, "so her dead likeness excels "whatever yet you looked upon, | |
| "As we reached the summit and look down into the valley of Santa Clarita, "there unfolded before us was as beautiful a picture "as one ever looked upon. | |
| "Cecily, ever since I looked upon your wonderful "and incomparable beauty, "I have dared to love you wildly, passionately, devotedly, hopelessly." | |
| "God looked upon my sacrifice with favor." I mean... | |
| Are you not satisfied with looking upon me through the keyhole? | |
| But I don't mind you looking upon it. | |
| Don't keep looking upon me as the weakest link of the party. | |
| God is good, and God is love. There's no room in God for looking upon a child of His with disgust, or wanting to cast him out from the body of Christ or something like that. | |
| I'm standing here looking upon a being who's surrounded by light, not a shadow or touch of darkness. | |
