Sentence examples for he looks sort from inspiring English sources
For a scientist, he looks sort of ramshackle: unshaven, jowly, with the mysterious light of extreme knowledge in his eyes.
Made by Manley Toy Quest and sold for $40, he looks sort of like a silver C3PO.
British police are searching for an alleged beer thief, and apparently the only clue they have is that he looks sort of like Ross Geller from Friends.
"He looked sort of eccentric," Faison says.
When I let him know about my experience with my dad, he looked sort of shocked".
Her first words to him had been "Aren't you going to sit down?" And he had said, "Is it all right?" "He looked sort of vacant," she said.
"He looked sort of reclusive, inward, and he was wearing a hoodie".
Until Micheel's unexpected PGA victory at Oak Hill, the most many knew about him was that he looked sort of like Chad Campbell.
When you get these two dents"—he pointed to what he meant—"it looks sort of stylish, but it's not really true, and you sense that.
When you get these two dents" — he pointed to what he meant — "it looks sort of stylish, but it's not really true, and you sense that.
