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to see anything with a favourable eye―view anything in a favourable light

the act of learning by following others' examples

It seems so at first sight―at the first blush―prima facie.

I look, but do not see.

I fancy I see before my eyes.

to humbly view

to look at anything with partial eyes

to have a look at anything―catch a glimpse of anything

shoot a glance

to allure someone to look at one, called stolen glance

to look at something for a short period of time

to look unconcernedly on anything

plain to see

a glance sideways

to be able to see well

The sight gives me goose-skin―makes my flesh creep.

Yes, I have

stare with fixity

to view something objectively, from every point of view

the feeling of getting a glimpse of someone or something

look furtively

to look admiringly at someone or something

to pretend not to see something that one has actually seen

to witness something

to take a subjective view of anything

to examine (something) quickly

the condition of a person of seeing something in a favorable light

look at with amorous intentions

to glance at something

to watch something in silence