Sentence examples for characteristic look from inspiring English sources

For once Dalí's characteristic look of exaggerated surprise makes sense.

Scorsese begins the same way, but in color, and instantly we get a sense of the film's characteristic look.

This year Amalric is wearing his director's hat, as well as his usual characteristic look of a bewildered veal calf, as the lead in his own thriller.

Hemmings and Reed were, in a sense, the yin and yang of that era's characteristic look: Hemmings blond and slight, Reed dark and brooding.

At one point, figuring his face might be the problem, he went to a plastic surgeon to see about getting his jaw shortened, but the surgeon persuaded him that he had a "characteristic look" and should leave it alone.

He has a round face and a pug nose that give him a rather youthful appearance; a former colleague once said that when Apple flashes his characteristic look of triumph he resembles "a very big four-year-old".

Since our own Nicholas Deleon displays all three of those characteristics, look for him in the streets of Barcelona wandering up to clubs carrying his TechCrunch bag and a Zune and threatening to spin the ruedas de acero.

In the laboratory, isobutanol's characteristics look promising: Gruber estimates that a gallon of isobutanol requires less energy to produce and yields nearly 50% more energy for end users than a gallon of ethanol.

A DM understanding a concept should be able to see its deeper characteristics, look for specific information more quickly, draw analogies, or put it in simpler terms [3,46].

They are also closely linked to physiological ones, like virility and a sturdy immune system.The obverse of these desirable characteristics looks less appealing.

Individual files were then analyzed for patient characteristics looking at gender, age of onset, prior upper airway infections, duration of cough symptoms, smoking habits, cough triggers and response to trial therapies given.