Sentence examples for look distinguished from inspiring English sources
She'd said it made him look distinguished.
Grey is tall and used to look distinguished; he has had leukaemia and is gaunt now.
When Rainbow notices a gray pubic hair, Andre tells her, "You look distinguished, going all Frederick Douglass down there".
In this not entirely fair world of ours, men, as they grow older, get to look distinguished, while women often feel they disappear.
But while maintaining the hair color they had in 1965 may suit Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney, most men today prefer to reduce gray, not eliminate it, spurred by marketers cultivating the attitude that a little gray may make a man look distinguished, but too much makes him look extinguished.
Pulitzer-Prize-winning Chicago Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin faults the zebrawood paneling in the hotel lobby, but another Tribune reporter praises the hotel for its "understated, contemporary look, distinguished by stunning views".
Biju looks distinguished.
But he certainly looks distinguished in bow tie, double-breasted blazer and flamboyantly draped scarf.
On Dancy, it looks distinguished, and maybe a little bit mod (that is, British in all the best ways).
Enoch is new to the city, and he's alone, carrying a broken umbrella with a dog-headed handle because he thinks it looks "distinguished".
