Sentence examples for looks compared from inspiring English sources

How very feeble genre horror looks compared to this.

Alex is startled at how old she looks, compared to the photograph.

"Look how good her privet looks compared to that one," Mrs. Glatt said, peering out the window.

In the end, it's amazing – considering how histrionic and uncivilised many found it at the time – quite how rule-abiding and righteous reality TV now looks compared to actual reality.

As fresh as it looks compared with, say, a bulky North Face parka, the town coat is firmly grounded in history, owing a great debt to that forebear, the frock coat.

Over the years, he and other top hitters have compiled a mental database of physiological clues — how a curveball's delivery looks compared to a fastball's, for instance — that allow them to react to a pitch more quickly than, say, a recreational softball player can.

Members discuss looks, compare outfits and sell items.

Elites" would look compared to "elites" nationwide with comparable demographics and partisanship (i.e. with college degrees and incomes over $75,000, weighted to show a 2 1 Democratic advantage)?

And here's an illustration of how the year 2000 would look, compared to 1900.

Walk into a Best Buy and you can see how different TVs look compared to others.

They'll be able to see how the effects look compared against their original videos and switch looks on the fly.