Sentence examples for good looking to from inspiring English sources

Dulcie made it clear to the other three that it was no good looking to her for help; they would have to support themselves.

That said I still hold by my theory that Jon Hamm is simply too good looking to ever win an Emmy.

The next day, when I get to meet the famous Willie, he pushes me to the front of a group photograph because I am "too good looking to be at the back".

Dr Al is too unfeasibly good looking to be on a British soap; group scenes like these only emphasise how he looks like a celestial cherub and they all look like Clangers.

"Not only are they expected to be A* students, they are expected to be living the life, to be good looking, to have the right clothes and to do the right social activities".

Barnet (far too good looking to be either a journalist or a director) has the athletic grace and easy charm of a Douglas Fairbanks; and Tom, the comic relief, has Fatty Arbuckle's appetites and infantile gestures (if not his aggressiveness).

"I didn't think they were in a good look to stop us for that play.

It doesn't take much for Poulet's patrician blonde good looks to turn cartoonish.

But not all of those dads got to pass on their dashing good looks to Junior.

It wouldn't be a good look to have your crew capsule impact at 240 MPH.

Another missed fairway, but Woods has a good look to the pin 140 yards away.