Sentence examples for looked newly from inspiring English sources
Even the dance for the Prodigal's two friends, performed on Friday by Boyko Dossev and Bradley Schlagheck, looked newly considered.
Of course it was Renée Zellweger, an actress so tiny and tousled that she looked newly hatched, who walked away with the part.
Her famous blond hair, that she'd recently taken to highlighting just the tiniest bit in the front looked newly brushed.
"We want it to look newly minted".
Here — he arrives relatively late in the piece — he looks newly focused but free.
In Tom Morris's staging, King Lear looks newly and bitingly prophetic.
These beautifully trained performers from Perm in Russia made war-horse classics look newly intimate and full of poignant nuance.
The road for most of the way is one of the principal highways in Mexico, and it looks newly built.
The dime-size silver scales look newly minted, and there is an urban glint to the eye and a mobility to the wide predator jaw.
The play looks newly acute about religious fundamentalism, and the way a sexual encounter between a young girl and an older man can come back to haunt him.
With India and Pakistan in a hair-trigger confrontation over Kashmir, the sequence of miscalculations that propelled the Middle East into war 35 years ago looks newly relevant.Mr Oren argues that neither Israel nor Egypt wanted war.
