Sentence examples for heavy look from inspiring English sources

They like to give their materials a perceptual twist, such as making the heavy look light or the transparent solid.

The boy is wearing a striped polo shirt, holding a microphone, speaking low and deliberately and has the heavy look of worry and sadness in his eyes.

To our eyes, the unsmiling homicide detectives, in their long coats and gray hats, have the grim, heavy look of forties gangsters, while the killers, in white or beige, look like happy tourists.

The only disadvantages are that cast iron is heavy (look for skillets with handles on both sides) and it requires a bit of care to keep it seasoned and looking nice.

On the dramatic front, the heavyweights (emphasis on heavy) look to be Tom Stoppard's "Invention of Love," already in previews at the Lyceum, and August Wilson's "King Hedley II," which is in Washington with its new leading man, Brian Stokes Mitchell, who replaced Richard Brooks.

Brown recalls attempting to draw on brows, but she was never quite comfortable with the heavy look that came from a pencil.

Thakoon, Proenza Schouler and Jenni Kayne all paired dark, heavy looks with shockingly bright shoes.

UKIP, which won November's contest, was a "totally full strawberry bonbon jar", she says as she lifts a very heavy looking glass container.

Aldo drops Edgar with a knee late and comes in heavy looking to finish.

Anyone who enjoys those soothing paint-mixing videos might even get a little hot and heavy looking at these babes.

Miuccia Prada, always one step ahead of the game, ditched the fur-heavy look of her last collection for shearling.