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Discover Ludwig"looking very pleased" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone appears to be very happy or content. For example, "When the waitress brought her the food she had ordered, she smiled and looked very pleased."
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Mrs. Shermer was looking very pleased.
With a few instructions he's up, and looking very pleased with himself.
"We worked together on Maurizio's 2011 retrospective," Otterson said, looking very pleased.
"She's got this bleached white hair, and it's sort of streaming, and she's looking very pleased with the wind".
Thankfully, it's neither: when I open the door, my eldest son is standing there, looking very pleased with himself, his cheeks pink with cold.
Drogba slaps the ball straight into the bottom-left corner, then saunters off slowly, looking very pleased with his minute's work.
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"I must have looked baffled because he he looked very pleased with himself.
A few years ago, when he was commerce minister, I was waiting outside his office when he came bursting through the door, laughing and bidding farewell to his last appointment: a delegation that looked very pleased to receive such generous treatment.
SITTING in the gloom of his book-lined office near Pigalle, puffing as always on a Cuban cigar and watched over by African and Asian statues donated to him by clients during his half-century as a high-profile lawyer, Jacques Vergès looked very pleased with himself.
Tanya looked very pleased with herself.
She finished the Instagram story with a picture of herself with Penelope on her back and North looking very very pleased in the background. .
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