Sentence examples for look dynamic from inspiring English sources

Clothes have to look deliberate to look dynamic.

To further uplift the station, Mr. Iosa Ghini bounced light off ceilings, calmed the acoustics, improved maintenance (consulting with the cleaning company), gave the floors more friction and designed aluminum furniture and fittings to look dynamic.

Congress has re-election rates that make Britain's House of Lords look dynamic by comparison, with flagrant venality, extreme incompetence, or death being the typical causes of an incumbent's demise.

Don Flynn, Director of the Migrants Rights Networkk, told VICE that the policy is explicitly targeting the wrong people: "This report shows that the people who are the victims of the appalling practices of rogue landlords are now being made to suffer, from what is little more than a ham-fisted publicity stunt, designed to make a few politicians look dynamic and proactive.

By moving slowly, Labour has stayed in formation but rarely looked dynamic.

Communism is being preached directly under the mayor's headquarters, and Bertolt Brecht suddenly looks dynamic.

A game that looked like a yawner became tense in the fourth quarter, as Gilbert looked dynamic in the second half.

"He looked dynamic," said Ryan, pointing out that in an "unstructured" - he could have said "scruffy" - game there is no better balanced runner.

"We looked dynamic going forward, we only let them have two attempts on target and we scored three goals from open play.

Having previously looked dynamic at the breakdown, England became too deliberate and the midfield was almost anonymous.

At times the home side looked dynamic and dangerous, notably when Theo Walcott levelled the game at 1-1 with a wonderful individual goal and when Rooney and Tom Cleverley combined brilliantly for another chance that Scotland blocked.