- Intuēor tē, et mihi placet quod videō. (I am looking at you, and I like what I see.)
- Intuerisne illam formam pulchram? (Are you looking at that beautiful figure?)
- Intuetur ad caelum et admirātur pulchritūdinem eius. (He is looking at the sky and admiring its beauty.)
- Intuēmur mare et sentīmus tranquillitātem. (We are looking at the sea and feeling its tranquility.)
- Intuemini hoc monumentum magnificum! (You all are looking at this magnificent monument!)
- Intuentur ferae et fugiunt timōre. (They are looking at the wild animals and running away in fear.)
- Nōn intueor tē cum īrā sed cum cāritāte. (I am not looking at you with anger but with love.)
- Intuerisne hōc pictūram? (Are you looking at this picture?)
- Intuetur ad fenestram et videt pluviam cadere. (He is looking at the window and seeing the rain fall.)
- Intuēmur hanc terram et sentīmus gratiam nostram. (We are looking at this land and feeling our gratitude.)
- Intuemini hanc magnam aedificium! (You all are looking at this great building!)
- Intuentur perīculum et evadunt difficulter. (They are looking at the danger and escaping with difficulty.)
- Intueor herbas et odor illōrum suāvitātem dabit. (I am looking at the herbs, and their scent will give sweetness.)
- Intuerisne hōc flūmen? (Are you looking at this river?)
- Intuetur ad horologium et videt quod hōra est. (He is looking at the clock and seeing what time it is.)
- Intuēmur caelum nocte et vidēmus stellās. (We are looking at the sky at night and seeing the stars.)
- Intuemini hoc opus artificis mirābile! (You all are looking at this wonderful work of the artist!)
- Intuentur lūnam et mirantur eius splendōrem. (They are looking at the moon and marveling at its brightness.)
- Intueor ad veritātem et nōn mentiar. (I am looking at the truth and will not lie.)
- Intuerisne hanc civitātem? (Are you looking at this city?)
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