Sentence examples for look accessible from inspiring English sources

Use neutral wall tones but bright accessories and furnishings, to make rooms look accessible.

"The essential requirement for a government building in a democratic society is that it look, and feel, accessible".

So what if Jennifer Lawrence, who styles herself like other people her age, looks accessible even when stepping out of a helicopter?

To look approachable you must be accessible.

"The whole purpose was to look open, accessible and very plain-spoken and simple".

This has the slightly sneaky effect of making Chaucer look more accessible and modern.

It certainly goes against all the conventions of public cultural institutions, that they should look open, accessible, transparent and friendly.

Kane is pleasingly clear-sighted and honest about the collaboration: "It was good because it makes the clothes look more accessible and makes you more of a household name.

But if you're going to import American rhetoric to solve problems with the NHS and welfare spending, and then American consultants to tell men like Miliband how to look more accessible to the British public, you might as well go all in and start your election season next summer.

Germany was dependent upon Luxembourgish iron, as the British Royal Navy's naval blockade forced Germany to look to accessible local supplies; in 1916, Luxembourg produced over one-seventh of the Zollverein's pig iron.

And, on the whole, Europe looks relatively accessible to them.