Sentence examples for look born from inspiring English sources

That ankle-tie look, born in ancient Mesopotamia, might seem chic in pictures of Ancient Greece, but the espadrille traveled the Mediterranean no thanks to fashion.

Upon recognizing their panic and assumed outsiderness, Cooper will embrace them with her warm look, born of a life unmindful of conventional categories, acknowledging difference.

He weighed perhaps seventy pounds, she guessed, and she describes his jaundice-clouded eyes as having the permanently startled look born of emaciation.

But, despite his slight stoop and white thatch, this is a Lear who looks born to command.

Yet after 438 minutes of Premier League football Alli took the biggest stride of all, receiving the first of four England caps, and, more important, looking born to it.

The Buckeyes are far from an elite team (which sort of says it all about the Big Ten), but QB Braxton Miller looks born to play Meyer's version of the spread and the Buckeyes are blessed with big-timers on the defensive line.

One of these, played with customary searchlight-through-fog brilliance by Tilda Swinton, leaves Gustave a valuable painting in her will; her scowling, posturing family, headed by Adrien Brody (who, it must be said, looks born to wear a hussar's uniform), will stop at nothing to deprive Gustave of his inheritance.

His face can look noble (Born on the Fourth of July, Passion of the Christ,) or villainous (Platoon, Batman) or like a beautiful and capable but emotionally cautious leading man -- where we find him in his new film, The Hunter.

"Look, I was born looking the way I do," PJ huffs with arms crossed.

And so a New New Look is born.

As he was graduating from N.Y.U.'s Tisch School of the Arts, in 2003, his girlfriend at the time suggested that he shave his head, and a signature look was born.