Sentence examples similar to a scruffy look from inspiring English sources

One is his soft-spoken, understanding mom, Sarah (Ms. Judd); the other is Larry Mr. Robertsonn), a scruffy looking old-timer (Korean War vintage) with a limp, a penchant for whittling, a slowly doled out history and a habit of clutching his midsection from time to time to signal one and all that he is not well.

You are a scruffy looking lot!

Not bad for a scruffy-looking independent director.

Plus his king looks like Darth Vader and yours still looks like a scruffy-looking nerf herder.

Metropolitan Diary: A scruffy-looking man explained to a young woman how to get through the Grand Central subway turnstile.

In images broadcast on the BBC, a scruffy-looking Simpson-Kent looks stony-faced as he is escorted by Ghanaian officials with his hands cuffed behind his back.

"It may be a scruffy-looking weed, and its discovery is not going to set the world on fire; but it is important from a scientific point of view," said Dr Abbott.

For a simple hit of that sweet bramble fruit, Tesco Finest Garnacha 2014 from Campo de Borja in Aragon is pretty hard to beat at £5 – it's the kind of thing you can imagine drinking very easily from a tumbler with plates of melt-in-the-mouth jámon in a scruffy-looking Spanish-market tapas bar.

It's enough to make a scruffy-looking marketer protest, "It's not my fault!" There are two core problems with the content wars today.

Even if you're just a scruffy-look kind of groom, you have to shave it bare from the first day of a destination wedding if you're going to be out in the sun, or the area that's partially covered will have a completely different color on the big day.

For years, the bags featured a scruffy-looking tomcat, affectionately known to insiders as Charlie.