Sentence examples for looking equal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bardem, looking equal parts grateful and mortified, thanked "everyone who took a chance on me" and then posed for photographs with the "Skyfall" Bond girls.

While he has the advantage of being the underdog who gains by looking equal to the President, how does he explain holding exactly the opposite position on everything he now asserts so sincerely?

Looking equal parts irritated and surprised, Walton halted the trial as the prosecution was playing a videotape for the jury that showed a portion of the 2008 Congressional hearings on performance-enhancing drug use in baseball.

When it all comes down to it, O.S.U. and Kansas look equal on paper.

He looked equal parts exhausted and baffled when it was over.

In Evans's portrait, she looks equal parts brave and vulnerable.

From Innings 4 through 8, the Red Sox looked equal parts powerful and pathetic.

Turf account Chris McGrath's Nap Majeed (8.00 Goodwood) Looked equal to this rating when closing well on his handicap debut.

The Giants looked equal parts impressive and shaky, but they emerged right where they wanted to be in the division.

His developing mental strength looked equal to two of the most steely minded personalities the sport has had.

She looks equal to a penalty for her Group One success in Ireland last September, albeit much may depend on her readiness compared with Nargys.