Sentence examples for look suitable from inspiring English sources

They look suitable for a keg party.

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Jeans, the survey concludes, are a younger person's game and don't look suitable on the older man or woman.

Christian Bale, in gangster black, upended convention and yet, mostly because he is as thin as a knife blade, managed to make the suit look suitable and personal, an editorial commentary by a man raised in a circus family on just how respectable show people are obliged to be.

"It's great if you can make money and change the world for the better at the same time," said Mr. Perkins, who appears at one point in a lavender shirt, black T-shirt and silvery striped jacket that look suitable for attending discos that no longer exist.

So I went for a look that I hoped appeared, at least, as if it was not trying too hard, a look suitable for midwinter in Chicago, where Ikram is located: a knee-length black skirt, suede black boots, a delicate black and beige top and a short, thick, green cardigan.

Her legs are long, her feet arched; her neck looks suitable for a potential swan.

Another wears a tulle-trimmed affair that looked suitable for Ascot.

This was made clear not so much by the snug suits as by the somber long coats that looked suitable for a stroll through Gorky Park.

Wellington boots that looked suitable for a five-year-old were also found in the field, suggesting even younger children had worked there.

She is clear about her own needs and the reality of looking suitable in her role, without pretending to dress like a model.