Sentence examples for black looking from inspiring English sources
And no matter how dense and black looking the patterns are, the facial features of the sitters come through in minute detail, literally eyelash by eyelash.
He made stencil maps of Ireland that came out as white on black, looking like "they were drawn on a black board," he recalls.
Where Gold – clad in head-to-toe, fashion-editor black, looking every inch the Hollywood insider, despite working almost entirely from her Queen's Park home – will open up a little is the issue of women in film.
The dispiritedness is relieved, though only momentarily, by the usually sombre Richard Jenkins, who shows up dressed in black, looking like, of all people, William Burroughs, and playing some sort of ageless hipster.
"You see a lot more people dressed in black looking around for property," said Doug Berlin, a developer who moved here and began buying property himself three years ago.
"Antsy" was not the first adjective that sprang to mind when Homme marched into the bar five minutes earlier, his beefy 6ft 4in frame clad in black, looking like a coppertop Terminator.
Ms. Black looked unmoved.
"And black looks better on the floor".
People at Castle Black look confused.
Now 51, Black looks back at his career with bemusement.
