Sentence examples for looks acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Judging on Tinder is "mostly based on looks," acknowledged Nikki Blank, a Tufts University sophomore who's helped Tinder with its outreach on campus.

If you've soaked yourself in the Nice world, its shops and catalogues and websites, the outside world looks different – acknowledged but seriously filtered, like in a Richard Curtis film.

Although Shirley loved her look and acknowledged that she couldn't have spared another minute past the 90 it took for beauty, her inner Bolshevik squirmed at having people hovering and crouching as if she were someone out of the Court of Louis XV.

Though they seemed fond of their looks, Wendy acknowledged that her lengthy hairstyle was aging her.

People look up, acknowledge that he is talking, turn back to their tablemates and sip their coffee.

Against my better judgment, I craned my neck to look up, acknowledging their cheers with a wave of my left hand.

One person thought so many bearded guys were the Apostles, because seeing multiple portraits all looking different acknowledges that we really have no idea what Jesus looked like.

Show that you're paying attention -- head up, eyes looking around, acknowledging people coming and going -- and they'll move on to someone easier.

Aldis touched briefly on what an overdose looks like, but acknowledged that the attendees probably already knew.

"The hit looks awful," Smart acknowledged before the provincial court Judge William Kitchen on the final day of the former Boston defenseman's trial.

But it looks like Facebook acknowledged that it may have to move away from a 30percentt revenue share with app developers if it expands Credits, its virtual currency, and payments beyond gaming.