Sentence examples for looked nicely from inspiring English sources

The candidate spoke well and looked nicely presidential, but his reception was merely warm.

Some are caved in, but one house looked nicely kept; its doors were wide and open, and there were two tables outside, set with wine glasses, under an arch of grapes, next to barrels and old dried wine-skins.

Given the exceptional critical acclaim (89/100 at Meta Critic) and Oscar success, the planets always looked nicely aligned for Son of Saul, although the Auschwitz death camp setting might be termed a commercial negative.

Besides softening and loosening the line, that makes them look nicely weathered.

While the title could be beyond them this season, they look nicely poised to build a strong platform by the end of the campaign.

The majority of the ties look nicely balanced, with the exception of Barcelona and Bordeaux, who are strong favourites to beat Stuttgart and Olympiakos respectively.

Cook for 20 minutes, then reduce the temperature to 200°C/400°F/gas mark 6 and cook for a further 40 50 minutes, until your bread looks nicely browned and sounds hollow when tapped.

Disappointed, a female barfly gives Lancaster a surprised once-over, purring, "Swell looking, nicely built man like that, a checker!" THE 6-foot-1 build would remain nice, lovingly preserved and on display for many years to come.

Flaked almonds, as deployed by Nigella in her slightly more orthodox Anglo-Italian trifle (which my lucky sister's mother-in-law makes for Christmas every year, and I will be sorely missing this Christmas day) add a little crunch to the dish, and the pomegranate seeds, well, they just look nicely festive.

For those looking to play an option on Steel Dynamics, the May 40 call (RQL EH) looks nicely priced here.

The horse should look nicely proportioned.