Sentence examples for looking blue from inspiring English sources
You half wonder if someone splattered the paint on for him, just to keep things looking blue collar.
You unwrap it and see a distinctive looking blue pill, it may even be in sealed foil packet with a hologram on it.
One could argue that the difference between looking blue and being blue is a fine point and that on some level all colors are a matter of perception, which varies according to the creature that perceives them.
Rather, it is the very perceptual experience that (B) is about: the hat's looking blue to you.
Let '(E)' again stand for the hat's looking blue to you, and '(H)' for your belief that that hat is blue.
When you see the hat and it looks blue to you, doesn't your visual experience — its looking blue to you — have the propositional content that the hat is blue?
So why does it look blue?
Your hair doesn't look blue to us, Mr. Price.
But her lips look blue, and she won't be reasonable.
Markus Weinzierl looked blue in the face, too, on Saturday, but for other reasons.
