Sentence examples for look coy from inspiring English sources
But her dance images can look coy.
She doesn't look coy, or vulnerable.
Its most distinctive aspect, however, is its startling sexual frankness, which is best described as goatish and makes everything else shown on TV during recent years – Sex and the City, say – look coy by comparison.
If there is something quintessentially English and diffident about Suttie's take on relationships, outspoken US comic Margaret Cho stands at the other end of the spectrum, sharing insights from her own sex life on stage that make the Sex and the City girls look coy.
There's a new selfie game in town and it wants to turn your 2D visage into uncannily accurate 3D — then splice that axiomatic piece of you into animated cartoon suits that rock out, strut their disco stuff, skateboard, look coy, relaxed or laugh maniacally.
Lewin looks coy, in an Aussie fashion.
Mitchell looks coy and proud, vulnerable for a moment.
Fans have posted photos of the Labour leader looking coy or bemused and pasted pictures of his head onto superheroes' bodies.
When I asked for details, he looked coy, so I reminded him that I had crossed an ocean and braved a dyspeptic volcano.
Yet the first time I saw her in a newspaper, back in 2007 – the first press she'd ever done – she was looking coy in her dad's stripy shirt and a pair of brogues, a chummy, workaday sort of gal.
Even as Van Gaal was marching into a sullen Wembley press conference with the trophy under his arm, pictures were filtering through of Mourinho just across town at the David Haye fight at the O2 looking coy and sultry and pregnant with mischief.
