Sentence examples for looking statuesque from inspiring English sources

Cate Blanchett, the film's lead, arrived looking statuesque in a pink Balenciaga cape and gown.

Caitlin Scranton exuded eerie calm in the "Diagonal Dance," in which she moved forward and backward over and over, looking statuesque and wonderfully strange.

There's no energy at all". Murray collects two points easily, but is reined in to 30-30 as Murray, in no man's land, is caught looking statuesque at the net.

"In the mid-'90s, the drag scene in New York was very intense and rich, and Joey was one of the biggest stars," said the drag virtuoso Justin Bond, who looked statuesque, hair sleekly done like a late-'60s Grace Kelly.

The "Fifty Shades of Grey" star was impeccably dressed and looked statuesque clad in a black Gucci blouse and A.P.C. jeans.

They're sculpting their obliques to look statuesque and formidable, to keep the scrawny Iranians and Pakistanis from fucking with all of these Captain Americas. .

Kaka and Shevchenko's interchanges left the Finn looking more statuesque than normal.

She has never been one of the game's athletes, but she has rarely looked as statuesque as she did yesterday and Mauresmo's supple movement, in which she mixed wonderful touch volleys with rasping ground-strokes, exposed her immobility.

Could Naomi Campbell look anymore statuesque?

Draped in a metallic pleated gown with cut-outs and one gigantic slit, Hudson looked positively statuesque, showing off a relaxed hairstyle and matching metallic accessories.

His feet are so quick, his finish so deft, defenders appear statuesque beside him.