Sentence examples for looking precisely from inspiring English sources

Dominic Huber's set succeeds brilliantly in looking precisely like the sort of thing you only ever see in operas, reflecting the Singer's sense that all the world's cities are just opera versions of themselves.

As a child, Alma is clever, sharp but un-pretty, having the misfortune of looking precisely like her father: "ginger of hair, florid of skin, small of mouth, wide of brown, abundant of nose", Gilbert writes, before leavening the observation with a typical flash of wry humour: "Henry's face was far better suited to a grown man than to a little girl.

A man who looked precisely like the despot our instructor had described.

Mr. Tutero said he wanted the ceremony to look precisely like a straight one.

The cove with its "four puffs of cypress" must have looked precisely like this in the 1930's.

Thanks to his extraordinarily immobile features, he always looks precisely the same from nose upward, no matter what his mood.

No longer searching for a grail that could make us look taller or leaner, we shopped to look precisely the way we always had.

Our streets and gardens, the arrowing of a lizard across the warm light, our libraries and circular staircases, are beginning to look precisely as Borges imagined them.

This is, apparently, an audacious decision on the part of the magazine and the stars, happily justified by the fact that both women look precisely as lovely without make-up as they do in full red-carpet regalia.

We attended a welcoming, overflowing and music-filled service at Jubilee Christian Church, then crossed the street to Simco's, an 80-year-old hot dog stand outfitted with a sign that looks precisely that old.

Still, Next Issue pages look precisely the same on both 7- and 10-inch tablets — they're just a little smaller on the 7-inch screen — and aging eyes could sometimes use a break.