Use 'look at' to emphasize what you want someone to notice.

Observation Focus

'Look at' can be used to draw attention to something suddenly.

Attention Grabber

'Look at' introduces a new angle or way of considering a matter.

Implies a deeper, thoughtful consideration of a topic or issue.

'Look at' often precedes an examination to find solutions.

Signals the start of a detailed inspection or analysis.

Suggests reviewing or checking information beforehand.

Indicates that one will consult a source of information.

'Look at' can describe the orientation of an object's front side.

Expresses a visual link or relationship with the surroundings.