Sentence examples for chance of looking from inspiring English sources

No longer does a smoker stand much chance of looking nonchalant as he lights up.

A child conceived with Danish sperm would thus have more chance of looking like me and my relatives.

"I'd come up with questions like, Do you have a better chance of looking 20 with a bag over your head, or your body?" she said.

While nodding to the past, there is no chance of looking like a relic with this interpretation: "Finding the right balance between modern and vintage is tricky," Eley explains.

Whether they sign Juan Gonzalez or not -- and the indications yesterday were that they would not -- the 2002 Mets have a good chance of looking more like the Texas Rangers of 2001 than the Mets of 2000.

And your photos stand a chance of looking sharp even if you're quaking in your boots.

I'm kidding, kidding – though a volleyball hobby won't do your chances of looking good naked any harm.

Prince had taken to photographing magazine ads, enjoying the strangeness of, in his words, a "reality that has the chances of looking real, but a reality that doesn't have any chances of being real".

This from a man who had let Republican pork through by the sty-load.Try Main Street, not Church StreetIn truth, given his record, Mr Bush's chances of looking a convincing small-government conservative are close to zero.

Being a thoughtful and intelligent person will improve your chances of looking at the world in a unique way.

Talking like a newbie will destroy your chances of looking like a pro no matter how good you are.