always do things by the book; inflexible to changes or new ways of doing things

seen all at one glance

have a look

to be looked down on by others; to be seen as a loser by others [colloquial]

to make or put on a good show for others to see [colloquial]

to peek

check first

depends (spoken)

nothing special to see [colloquial]

(phrasal verb) cannot stand to look at; cannot bear to think about; to turn a blind eye to; to be reluctant to intervene in

did not see

not appealing or attractive

look again

look again

even if one has no respect for someone, one should still take into consideration the respect for the others who support that person [colloquial]

good, suitable to see / watch

come to see

decently done

good-looking

looks delicious but tastes horrible; looks good but impractical [colloquial]

it depends on

just saw it [colloquial]

only good for looking at but of no practical use in reality; something that one can only look at or admire but not to touch or own [colloquial]

want to see

stop watching

to not to see something

to describe the outrageous / insane behaviour of the nouveau riche which makes it hard for others to watch

worth seeing; better and better

Not seen

haven’t seen it all yet