The phrase "adopted looked" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The adopted looked at her new family with curiosity."
Alternatives: "adopted appearance" or "adopted gaze".
If President Bush's proposal to privatize Social Security is adopted, look out below! Connie Gruen Yardley, Pa., Sept. 23, 2004.
In these applications efficient strategies to approximate the fitness function have to be adopted, looking for a trade-off between optimization performance and efficiency.
If you have a hunch that you may have been adopted, look through family photo albums and documents to see what pictures exist of you and when they may have been taken.
While those who adopt look more like Mitch and Cam, those who are raising biological or stepchildren are younger, more racially and ethnically diverse, and have lower incomes.
Witness the unselfishness and humaneness of the French people, and of other Europeans, to "adopt," look after and honor thousands of graves of U.S. and allied soldiers who were killed during World War II.
When you first get the message to adopt, look for "definitely" under "wants kids" section.
But Allen argues it is important that the adopted look is honest and part of the comic's persona.
Despite its flaws, the show encouraged a lively debate about conformity and rebellion in fashion, as it was noted that many of the contemporary works included in the show were actually part of a recent trend in high-fashion (Rodarte, Comme des Garçons, Gareth Pugh) to adopt looks from the punk icons Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren.
He, his wife, and their adopted infant looked on as Trump told their story.
My adopted son looks nothing like me, but my son he is.
