Sentence examples for looking not much from inspiring English sources

Yet here was Fabrizio Melano's bleak production, looking not much different from the way it did at its premiere in 1987, except that what seemed grotesque back then now seems merely bland.

In the last few seasons with the Lakers, Gasol looked lost, overshadowed by the rise of younger brother Marc and looking not much like the player who helped the Lakers win their most recent title.

Clive smiles and goes up the street in his saggy-butt pants, looking not much like a high-powered lawyer, and the limits of wisdom remain, well — as perhaps we, who tend to confuse the greetings of dogs and gods, prefer limits to do — more or less where they were.

Graham also looks not much different from the way she always has.

"Hey, buddy, we're all having a tough day, all right?" The man looks not much older than a student.

No sticks, no shopping trolleys and – in my case – look, not much in the way of arms, either.

When the boyish Mr. Shepherd, born in 1979, came on stage for a bow, he looked not much older than the players.

Although it might look not much significant, in some applications it makes difference.

Many are older than 55 and looking not so much for action as for social escape.

The hair is supposed to look not so much unkempt, much less verklempt, as "effortless".

"They looked not so much virtuous as sleepy".