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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a question of looks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing matters that are primarily based on appearance or visual perception.
Example: "In the fashion industry, it's often a question of looks that determines success or failure."
Alternatives: "a matter of appearance" or "a concern of aesthetics".
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It's not a question of looks; even the portraitist Gilbert Stuart didn't try to hide that Adams was portly and balding.
Seduction on a grand scale It's not a question of looks, nor even of technique: for a colourful few, seduction just seems to be something that comes naturally... It's the epitome of wickedness, but also the ultimate affirmation of life.
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It is simply a question of looking in the corresponding piece of human chromosome.
We can't go back so it's a question of looking forward".
It's a question of looking at the components of the group".
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So for the coach it's not a question of looking at the group as a whole any more.
"It is not a question of delay; it is a question of looking at all the allegations which have been tabled," Mr. Araud said.
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