Sentence examples for constitutes looking from inspiring English sources

This advert is not about healthy living – it's about looking good, and a very narrow ideal of what constitutes looking good at that.

Prosecutors — in Queens or Albany — should be looking into whether these efforts constitute tampering with evidence and intimidating a witness.

In this sense, mandatory ultrasounds constitute not only coerced looking but "coerced production" of what is meant to be looked at.

I can think of several: 1) good looks are determined by figure and hair; 2) a size 2 body equates to good looks, but a size 8 body does not; 3) straight hair constitutes good looks but poofy hair does not; 4) becoming larger is equivalent to being cursed.

What constitutes good looks?

The beard, especially the really big beard, constitutes a look, one that dictates how they are perceived by the world.

Many times we walked through the 10 rooms that constitute the museum, looking at expensive furniture, tiled furnaces and a library of centuries-old books.

At a glance she shares the same physical attributes as Barbie, yet she apparently represents the best hope ethnic minority women have for being included in social notions of what constitutes 'compelling to look at'.

Sophie Heawood I'm pretty sure this look constitutes the one and only time I've seen something on a celebrity in a photograph then rushed out to buy it.

This work constitutes a new look at this historic document through a legal lens and the analysis benefits from the advantage of hindsight as well as from the fact that the archival material is now available.

Whether a computer-generated letter that doesn't look computergenerated constitutes a moral fraud is another question.