Sentence examples for looking rough from inspiring English sources

THE Whitsunday Passage was looking rough.

On 18 May 1922 he was looking rough at the edges.

The day she left her, Sontag was looking rough, but she was undergoing last-minute chemotherapy and Leibovitz had seen her that sick before.

Scarred and looking rough, she bore no resemblance to the kind of woman who might find herself on the front cover of Vogue.

Here too are some haggard celebrities: Mick Jagger, looking rough in stills from Robert Frank's 1972 documentary on the Rolling Stones, and the Warhol star Viva, caught with smeared eye makeup in a photograph by Louis Faurer.

I've used the Flex for just over a week and the rubber band is looking rough around the edges.

They've brought folding chairs but they stand in clusters, teasing one another and smoking and looking rougher than the folks you expect to see around the Hart Building.

Instead of looking rougher, presented in its original form, Wally Wood's work looks even more slick and refined.

Also, the gallery looks rough.

"It looks rough".

This week looks rough.