Sentence examples for looked much more active from inspiring English sources

But Nadal clearly drew renewed energy from this year's Australian Open final, in which Djokovic needed nearly six hours to hold him off and Nadal looked much more active than passive.

She looked much more put together".

In 2008 and 2009, everything looked much more demotivating.

The people in the real one looked much more annoyed.

In his absence, Chelsea looked much more vulnerable.

In other words, passive clauses look much more like their active counterparts in underlying structure.

This makes it look much more cheerful".

It looks much more like window dressing.

It looks much more than that.

Today, the reality looks much more modest.

Now, the Gesture looks much more modern, much more sculptural and much classier.