Sentence examples for a fine looking from inspiring English sources

He is a fine looking man.

He was speaking outside a fine looking Christian church called al-Khadissa that was opened by the church warden called Jan Jacoub, who owns a small shop opposite the church.

He was not deeply impress by the King of Siam; the Prince of Wales he regarded a handsome young man Queen Marie he regarded as a fine looking woma; Lord Beatty was tops.

The animations are very good however and this is a fine looking game.

To top that off, it is housed within a fine looking titanium canister.

Knotted beneath the collar of a crisp dress shirt, a fine looking tie speaks of confidence, style and maturity.

I have to say, this is a — excuse me — a damn fine looking all-in-one PC.

It's definitely a watch that you have to get close to to appreciate in full, but even at a distance these add up to a very fine looking watch indeed.

Hollywood Singing and Dancing ($29.99; Great Musical Treasury) is a fine look at the history of musicals for film buffs, with about four hours of movie and extras, hosted by Shirley Jones.

The iPhone 4 is already a damned fine looking handset — but if you want something just a little bit different, this look is a good one.

In 1858, The Chicago Daily Times reported of the cadets: "Even in Chicago, a city which has always been noted for its military tastes and science, they would be called a remarkably fine looking body of young men".