Sentence examples for kind look from inspiring English sources
It makes our own plainer, homelier kind look like the unsophisticated country cousin.
For proof that abstract painting can be as controversial as any other kind, look no further than Amy Sillman's latest show at Sikkema Jenkins.
He's earnest, happy, and intense, with a kind look in his eyes; they're nervous but excited, in chef's whites and the vest-based formal wear of the dining room.
Relational structures of this kind look like transitive closures of sets and the designated element of the domain indicates the set whose transitive closure is being depicted.
I think that most women today own a sex toy and a vibrator of some kind (look in your dresser drawer under the dust bunnies; I promise you it's there).
"It's just showcasing our passion and love for the outdoors and we kind look to connect the whole thing with Christ and teaching people to be thankful for the harvest and their kills and we're a group that likes to be as primal as possible," Adams said.
As I wrote long ago, evolutionary theory — the biological kind — looks remarkably like neoclassical economics.
More generally, on these figures, another coalition of some kind looks like a very reasonable bet.
Eveningwear – of the modern variety, not the gowns-and-gems kind – looked instantly desirable.
This study is the second largest of its kind looking at risk factors of acute compartment syndrome in tibial shaft fractures.
