Sentence examples similar to callow looking from inspiring English sources

And Mr. DiCaprio's own callow looks fit better with his role than they did in either "Gangs of New York" or "The Aviator".

And Mr. DiCaprio's own callow looks fit better with his role than they did in either "Gangs of New York" or "The Aviator". He falls apart nicely, and in the scene in which he stands, anguished and wrung out, over the body of a fallen colleague, you see what Mr. Scorsese might have seen all along: a vulnerability that seems animal-like in its unknowing.

It has been an extraordinary outcome – Nemes describes it as "a moving train; we are going pretty fast" – of which one of the most intriguing aspects is Nemes himself: a slight, callow figure, looking much younger than his age.

By the end they had the air of callow pupils looking on in awe as Kumar Sangakkara calmly organised another win, with a bit of help from his senior colleagues.

When Vinnie meets Rodman, for instance: "She began to suspect that this young man was not a callow male looking for a quick smooch, but a creature of strong reserve and chivalrous good manners on whom her own appeal had made an unprecedented assault.

Shia LaBeouf stars in the Charlie Sheen spot as a callow youth looking to get ahead on the Street.

It makes even the most callow driver look good".

Ten minutes into the second half, suddenly seven points down and appearing to be washing away on a relentless green wave, England's still callow side looked to be heading down the gurgler.

Yet in the capital the only guns on view were wooden ones, carried by some callow-looking cadets.

In debates, her grasp of policy makes her Democratic rivals look callow or shallow.

Radical swank still works in the movies — something about its high cheekbones — but in novels it begins to look callow.