Sentence examples for look finely from inspiring English sources

He could grow a Grizzly Adams beard and I swear he'd still look finely chiselled and freshly plucked.

As institutionally presented, the art has an instantly recognizable look: finely wrought, precious, expensive, all qualities we associate with "superior" cultures, including our own.

The outline parts are enhanced effectively to give edges increased clarity, while simultaneously giving a moderate accentuation to the textured areas so they look finely detailed.

But while the match might have looked finely poised on paper, Djokovic had other ideas.

7.35pm GMT Innings break This one looks finely poised, though there's a sense that West Indies might have wanted a bit more than that, particularly after the way they began.

Good-looking, finely acted, and well-told, director Lone Scherfig ('An Education') has made a charming, witty and romantic gem.

"It's a much bigger study, so we'll be able to look more finely at predictors of risk," Wintemute said.

3. The Hampton Sofa looks like finely woven wicker but is actually waterproof plastic.

Mr. Fried's accounts of works by these artists are excellent, sometimes inspiring models for close looking and finely grained analysis.

We also find that the global concordance that appears to emerge at the generic level is less impressive when one looks more finely at particular relationships.

With his rugged good looks and finely tailored suits, Mr. Smith also cut a debonair figure ripe for the golden age of television.