HAVE A CAREFUL LOOK

Definition: To examine something closely and with attention in order to notice details or potential issues.

Synonyms: Inspect Closely, Examine Closely, Study Closely, Analyze Closely, Review Closely

Usage Examples in Sentences

Please have a careful look at the beautiful sunset over the ocean.

Students are encouraged to have a careful look at the instructions before starting the test.

Can you have a careful look at the ingredients list to check for any allergies?

Before crossing the road, always have a careful look for oncoming traffic.

The scientist will have a careful look at the microscope to study the tiny organisms.

Have a careful look at the constellations in the night sky during the stargazing event.

The detective asked the witness to have a careful look at the lineup of suspects.

As a botanist, she always takes time to have a careful look at the intricate patterns of leaves.

Before submitting the report, the editor advised the writer to have a careful look for grammatical errors.

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Scientists have a careful look at data to draw meaningful conclusions in their research.

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In medicine, doctors often have a careful look at a patient's medical history for accurate diagnosis.

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I suggest you have a careful look at the contract before signing it.

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The teacher advised the students to have a careful look at the exam questions before starting.

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Before making any decisions, have a careful look at the data.

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Have a careful look at the painting to appreciate its intricate details.

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When troubleshooting a computer issue, always have a careful look at the error messages.

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Teachers often have a careful look at students' essays to provide constructive feedback.

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Historians have a careful look at primary sources to piece together the past.