Sentence examples for look affected from inspiring English sources

She is, however, the tallest dancer ever to have played this role, and some of the fine needlework of its choreography goes so against the grain of her dancing that it makes her look affected.

The look affected by film idols of the era -- Sean Connery, Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Richard Burton and even the United States president of the time, whose nautical interests inspired Tod's to introduce a handsome handmade boat shoe here named for J.F.K.'s launch, the Marlin -- owed a considerable debt to Europe's then-new breed of playboys.

In "One Last Look," affected, wan Englishwomen meet Indians full of "a provoking kind of stillness".

Thanks to television, how they look affects their personal brand.

Does the way they look affect whether or not you'd vote for them?

Anxiety about how your genitals smell and look affects women of all sizes and ages.

How we look affects how people perceive us, how we perceive ourselves, how we feel walking down the street.

Many younger siblings are in tow and looked affected, though some wouldn't admit it.

A student's drawing that looked "affected, mannered or used a cliché learned from art," Mr. Auerbach remembered, would cause Bomberg to "suggest a total destruction".

Whereas Ms. Rainer's dancers used to have a no-nonsense briskness, the White Oak dancers looked affected, as if they were fashion models striving terribly hard to appear casual.

Taylor wins the ninth set! 10.20pm GMT Ninth set: Taylor 2-2 Van Gerwen (The players are level 4-4 in sets) For the first time there, the players looked affected by the pressure on the doubles.