Sentence examples for causing it to look from inspiring English sources

Chubbuck's approach to drawing patrons is unusual:He has dragged a half-dozen junked cars to his parking lot, causing it to look attractively full.

The cliff has been struck by several faults, causing it to look unstable; rocks fall from it from time to time.

The Andes frame the modern property, making the architectural wonder pop, causing it to look like a rather impressive, site specific art installation.

This sorcery uses something called "quantum locking," which means the superconductor used is locked in space because it's frozen with liquid nitrogen, locking the magnetic field and causing it to look like it's floating.

Eventually your plastic bottles will get scratched inside causing it to look cloudy.

The silicones that make your hair shiny build up in your hair over time, causing it to look dull.

"I think Yahoo has unfortunately been battered in the last year and that has caused it to look internally and be protective," Ms. Bartz said.

Disruption of the normal architecture of skin connective tissue impairs skin function and causes it to look aged.

Make the product ugly, cause it to look like it might be unsafe, neglect the relationship between food and identity: Any one of these oversights will result in certain deflation, even if the market is ready and the product technology is stunning.

Despite this, they felt that the plot "offer[ed] nothing unexpected" and that its position, after the revelation that Scully has cancer in "Leonard Betts" caused it to look "as if it's cheating on the consequences of Scully's illness".

For example, in one study subjects saw a virtual-reality human figure approach them and then gaze directly at them; repositioning the same figure caused it to look away from the subjects [6].