Sentence examples for ideas this looks from inspiring English sources

As Ms Harman is notoriously short of bright new ideas, this looks like a bad omen for anything interesting that Mr Field may propose.

The general idea: This looks a bit like the "managed no-deal" plan that was being touted by some cabinet Brexiteers.

"Do you have any idea how this looks?" I asked.

And a parade of sleeveless black cocktail dresses put to rest the idea that this look was old hat; tight across the low back of one worn by Daria Werbowy were two or three oversize links of black chain.

Do you really have no idea how bad this looks?

(To get an idea of what this looks like, think about what mascara looks like when someone cries).

To give an idea of what this looked like: If it was a Wednesday after school, I'd be playing handball with the rest of the kids from P.S. 133.

Little did I know, just a few short years later, the idea of what this looked like would shift dramatically for me.

But that's the third reason why this idea looks a non-starter: Glasenberg doesn't do big premiums.

But this idea looks less attractive politically than it does economically: when Tony Blair pondered introducing toll roads, his government was forced to back down in the face of public opposition, including a petition that attracted well over a million signatures.Although Mr Cameron set out to spread good cheer this week, an infrastructure push will cause pain before it yields widespread benefits.

This idea looks promising, but it is too early to assess the impact such schemes might have and whether they will become important at a global scale.