Sentence examples for looking sort of from inspiring English sources
But Hammond takes the Tory-looking prize for looking sort of like a vulture who learned how to be a librarian.
At his public appearances, Mr. Hevesi has been looking sort of grim.
It was, too, except for the desert, which was a layer cake, looking sort of dirty.
Reality in Washington has gotten so muddled that the land in "Homeland" is looking sort of attractive.
And this isn't something then I guess you can treat in a child, so they're looking sort of pre-birth then?
As Peter put it: "We need someone kind of pathetic looking, sort of pale and sallow from being inside too long at his desk.
An added bonus was a short canal trip taking us past Guardian HQ and the attached canal-side bar, filled with slightly bemused looking sort-of colleagues enjoying the tail end of the summer sun.
"It looks sort of reproductiony.
"He looked sort of eccentric," Faison says.
This guy looked sort of mental.
It looked sort of like the device to right.
