Sentence examples for look characteristic from inspiring English sources

A character will tend to look characteristic in both senses of the word: full of character, and somehow typical.

The Austrian minister of war is described thus: "He had an intelligent and characteristic head". A character will tend to look characteristic in both senses of the word: full of character, and somehow typical.

As the fashion world moves towards trends inspired by multiculturalism, more women are seeking an "exotic" look characteristic of ethnic features and many are going to great lengths to get them.

These are incredibly piratey if they have the right knicker-looking characteristics!

"There is always the concern that that urban look or characteristic can encroach upon suburban communities," Mr. Bellone said.

Her face wears that look so characteristic of the elderly, an expression of preoccupation with inalterable things.

The look is characteristic of Japanese anime and is also popular in Korea.

They then look for characteristic 'fingerprints' that differentiate the peptides of a hominin from those of, for example, a bear or mammoth.

In the remaining 17 (38%) patients, the advice would be to look for characteristic histology of IAC.

However, during this critical period, it is essential to look for characteristic warning signs of worse to come.

You'd need a scroll reader that skims along the surface of each successive fold, looking for characteristic shapes and densities of letters.