Sentence examples similar to as fine looking from inspiring English sources

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.

Having a fine looking lady as the protagonist would help, too.

He came to bat a few minutes later and looked as fine as an American League pitcher can look with a bat in his hands.

The excellent stepsisters, Valentina Nafornita and Margarita Gritskova, contribute singing as fine as their looks.

Some lines look as fine as etchings.But while the show has enjoyable breadth, it is lacking in depth.

But as fine as the actor looks in a gray mackintosh or a three-piece suit, there's a matinee-idol stiffness to his performance that keeps full immersion at bay; somehow, a crucial dimension of emotional verisimilitude is missing.

Gauges look as fine as a Swiss chronograph.

In order to make goat, sheep and eight week old calf parchment look as fine as if it had all come from new-born calves, the medieval artisans had to immerse the skins in alkali-rich liquefied lime so as to get rid of the fats in those skins by transforming the lipids into a form of detergent.

She looks fine - not as fine as Kirsty (that's the mustard's fault, not the knees), but fine.

Clearly my personality made up for the fact that my looks weren't as fine as they might have hoped for.

It explains that "some reactions may be expressed using warm colors," and cites orange as appropriate for winking, feeling fine or looking around, and red as the right choice for anger or surprise.