Sentence examples for a fine looking man from inspiring English sources
He is a fine looking man.
You'll walk down the street holding your box and everyone will say "Look at you, Mister Man! That's a fine looking box!" Something like that.
In his most famous film, "Taste of Cherry" (1997), a character named Mr. Badii (Homayoun Ershadi), a fine-looking man with a prominent forehead and a powerful nose, drives around the ragged outskirts of Tehran — a hilly desert of orange and brown — looking for someone to help him commit suicide.
Today he's a fine-looking man.
Winston Churchill wrote that he "was a fine-looking man, tall, blond, and good-natured .
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".
In short he is an extrodinarily fine-looking man.
(Caroline Austen, another of Jane's nieces, recalled him this way: "Very plain in person — awkward, and even uncouth in manner — nothing but his size to recommend him — he was a fine big man — but one need not look about for secret reasons to account for a young lady's not loving him").
"Well, well, you look like a fine man.
