Sentence examples for dorky-looking from inspiring English sources

After spending a day test-driving a 2009 Fit Sport in and around Malibu and Pacific Palisades, I can report that the new Fit is slightly larger, vastly stiffer, noticeably more quiet and comfortable, and every bit as dorky-looking as the previous edition.

Unfortunately the headsets are still pretty dorky-looking".

Mr. Liebhold said the prototype was "much less dorky-looking than all of the heads-up displays we've seen to date".

In "The Descendants," a distraught Clooney, having just learned that his dying wife had been cheating on him, makes a dorky-looking sprint across his subdivision to her friends' house, wearing asphalt-slapping slip-ons.

In this dramatization, Ms. Laker invites a dorky-looking young American tourist to her apartment, and in the course of 11 minutes strips this shy specimen of his shirt, entices him into a fit of pathetic dancing and in a clever and unexpected turnaround, finally throws him out of her apartment.

2013 was also the year virtual reality started to go mainstream, with the Oculus Rift — the Best Hardware Startup of 2013 — making it seem normal to put a dorky-looking development VR kit on our faces.

Although a few look a little like the glasses worn by a character on "Star Trek" or in X-Men, they still need to work on relieving what one company calls the "dorky-look factor".

Sure, sure, through dorky looking glasses.

But they won't be dorky looking forever.

The headset may be dorky looking, but Oculus contains in it the hope for a more immersive future, one that steeps a player inside a game, granting them no quarter to escape: Once you strap in, you are stuck in.

First release is in 2014, but let's be honest, if it's $600 and dorky looking, it'll be doomed -- as long as expectations are so high.