Sentence examples for looked a man from inspiring English sources

In match reports Storm coach Craig Bellamy declared that Inglis "looked a man among boys".

Broad, who found himself captaining from the boundary at one stage, looked a man under pressure.

Team-mates ran the length of the pitch to congratulate him, and the Spaniard looked a man who had been relieved of a great burden.

Until this last innings Cook has looked a man carrying a weight and neither Compton, at least in his two innings prior to this, nor James Vince has batted with conviction.

Closed down at a sprint by Ryan Giggs whenever he cut inside, and deprived of space in which to gallop and twist by Sir Alex Ferguson's successful suffocation of Real Madrid's great strength on the break, Ronaldo looked a man not so much energised by his first return to United four years after leaving, as unexpectedly enervated.

Mr. Romney clearly has never looked a man in the eye and watched his immense strength begin to crumble away as he explains why he was wearing an ER visitor's badge: his 19-year-old son was diagnosed with brain cancer -- that day.

You look a man in the eye and you know he's got it -- brains.

The Polish defence looks a man short most of the time.

Though his lack of confidence this season didn't help; he suddenly looks a man defeated.

Ian Bell looks a man in need of digging in to find his form.

He looks a man embattled, helmeted in his own skull, alone against oblivion.