Sentence examples for figures looks like from inspiring English sources
In a Guardian article, Oakeshott writes: "Britain's economy after this week's grim GDP figures looks like an old steam train struggling to get over Shap Fell between Lancaster and Carlisle.
The scale was shown along with these two questions: 'Which of these figures do you relate more with your body?' (current body size) and 'Which of these figures looks like what you would like your body to be?' (ideal body size).
But what do the figures look like today?
What did the system of numerical figures look like?
What do the figures look like if we take into account the economically inactive population?
The earliest photographic prints and plates have a spectral quality, with the figures looking like ghosts.
The two figures look like something out of Bosch, like half a fish eating half a boy.
Philip sought to revive his early ambition of becoming a painter, but all his figures looked like Disney cartoons.
That makes the 1970 election, which Harold Wilson thought he lost because an order for two jumbo jets distorted the trade figures, look like a Toytown contest.
Manet is the big exception, and Eliza E. Rathbone notes that while Manet's human figures look like "still" objects, his flowers and vegetables are quick with life.
"Satat" (2008) consists of an old, carved-stone well on the floor of the main gallery onto which a video of dancing figures is projected from above; some of the figures look like women wearing burkas.
