Sentence examples for look of the Earth from inspiring English sources

A lover of "the tidy square of ground inside a fence", he notices, without truly understanding, the indigenous people's casual unity with the land, a unity that gives them "the very look of the earth made human".

His writing on science or politics can feel perfunctory, but his prose grows richer when describing what he sees and hears in his travels: the "ragged and hard-used look" of the earth near one abandoned mine, the "monotone fugue" of the pumps that keep another from flooding.

Is this the new look of the New York City taxi?

But the look of the Phoenix was said to have influenced that of the Corvette Stingray.

That ad, deliberately imitating the look of the Marlboro cowboy campaign, shows two cowboys on horseback.

Everything changed with the redesigned 1998 model, whose roofline is a graceful arc that mimics the look of the New Beetle.

And Mrs. Wallace, whose gray-blue eyes and dark blond bob give her the look of the Northern California girl that she is, should know.

As such, changing any element of the look of the Golden Gate is always a charged issue, something supporters of a suicide barrier have long struggled against.

San Francisco has a long history restricting housing to maintain the quaint Victorian look of the Bay.

Dan in Kent: Really like the look of the England midfield.

I especially love the look of the California Roll (pictured) – so chic and simplistic, not to mention affordable.