Sentence examples for looking groovy from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, that rule-breaking mindset is so closely associated with a certain era that it's not easy to wear flares without actually looking groovy.

Why pore over your stamp collection when you could be updating your Facebook page with photos of you looking groovy, or doing some extra work for your boss?

"It has to look groovy, amuse and entertain the kids, be appealing enough that you don't mind leaving it out and have a sense of specialness," he said.

Nathan Farb Made Communism Look Groovy.

Televised nostalgia is the future, has been at least since Mad Men made power walking and smoking indoors look groovy, and the 80s are an especially ripe target.

If you are going to a party or it's Halloween (or maybe you just feel like it!), you can use sequins, feathers, glitter, and much more to make your look groovy and hip!

A more significant anxiety is that we now look so groovy and with it that our juniors are utterly bewildered.

They shed a bit of light on a time when the crossroads of art and commerce really did look pretty groovy.

Here, though, there are simply too many characters to get a handle on, and the sheer proliferation of special effects offers him a license so unfettered that most of the mutants act not according to their natures but purely on the ground of what, at that juncture, looks most groovy.

We think both lovely ladies look pretty groovy.

London didn't look this groovy even in the sixties.