Sentence examples for dependent on looks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hoke, 37, an architect who has been a Nike marketer and designer for 10 years, brings unusual credentials to the job, which Nike created this month to revitalize shoe designs that critics said were growing tired and too dependent on looks.

As Zerbo put it, "Fashion is so inherently cyclical and it's so inherently dependent on looking to others for inspiration, that it's inevitable that there are claims of copying".

All that remains is this: When "the world's largest provider of scholarship assistance for young women" no longer makes scholarships dependent on looking glamorous on national TV in a swimsuit and high heels — or, as it's called, "lifestyle and fitness in a swimsuit" — I'll gladly join it in calling it a "scholarship program" and not a beauty pageant.

She eventually became a successful Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, but as she got older she wanted to pursue a career that was not dependent on her looks.

"Having been a model now for more than 30 years and dependent on my looks for my work, seeing those changes might even be a little bit harder for me," she told The Sunday Times in an interview to promote her new book, "Becoming," which will be released later this month.

Perhaps to those who have consistently made art look best because they are most directly dependent on it looking best: artists and dealers.

"Whereas George's career as an actor is very dependent on how he looks.

However, the point here is not to make him feel worthless; the point is to make him dependent on you and look up to you.

"It's dependent on how you look at it," Vandeweghe said.

What we see is fundamentally dependent on where we look.

But I'm not an actress, what I do isn't dependent on how I look.