Sentence examples for designed to look better from inspiring English sources

It reflects South Wales's industrial past and was designed to look better with age.

He called the Xterra, a small sport utility that has been a big hit since its introduction last year, "a garage tool that says, 'Treat me rough' -- it's designed to look better dirty than clean".

He also redefined metallics, to make leather look like copper; and he reintroduced denim for accessories, each bag or shoe designed to look even better with a patina of age.

Better yet, the bizarre weapon is painted and designed to look exactly like the one from the game.

"It looks like something that has been designed to look as if it is functionally superior, rather than to actually work better," he said.

Fast is starting to look better.

"Everyone wants to look better.

Suddenly, Massachusetts and North Carolina and Texas begin to look better and better and better.

“Everyone wants to look better.

Things started to look better last summer.

Try to look better.