Sentence examples for be a fine looking from inspiring English sources

This is going to be a fine looking game, with a lot of options for re-playability.

He is a fine looking man.

The Seneca chief Cornplanter (or Kayethwahkeh in Seneca) was a fine looking, philosophically minded man who was also, in Shorto's words, "something of a killing machine". Allied with England during the Revolution, Cornplanter and his warriors slaughtered patriot soldiers and civilians, even children.

The animations are very good however and this is a fine looking game.

All in all, it's a fine looking $200 device that's much more suited to the fitness guru than the timepiece snob or the tech geek.

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.

The Activité is a touch pricey ($400), but it's a fine looking watch that has an old-school feel while still offering functionality you've come to expect out of an activity tracker.

Hollywood Singing and Dancing ($29.99; Great Musical Treasury) is a fine look at the history of musicals for film buffs, with about four hours of movie and extras, hosted by Shirley Jones.

He was speaking outside a fine looking Christian church called al-Khadissa that was opened by the church warden called Jan Jacoub, who owns a small shop opposite the church.

To top that off, it is housed within a fine looking titanium canister.

Besides the fact that she's a damn fine looking woman.