Sentence examples for looks enormously from inspiring English sources

When he burps at lunch, he looks enormously pleased with the sound produced, which was indeed loud and froglike -- just about as pleased, in fact, as he looked a little earlier when he made several baskets in a row and scored seven points against the guy from Reebok.

After about 20 minutes of "Thing," a concussion begins to look enormously appealing.

Nicholson, a former BBC presenter and newsreader, said: "You would have Jackie Bird as the news anchor in Scotland and she will top and tail and introduce the Scottish stuff, and Reeta Chakrabarti in London doing international news, the 'grown-up stuff', and there is a danger that is going to look enormously patronising.

On the other side of this continuum, it is possible that Vladimir Putin's attack was essentially limited to the hacking and dumping of e-mails from the D.N.C. and John Podesta, that Russia never had any illegal assistance from Trump or his associates, and that the entire Russia-conspiracy-theory industry will look enormously foolish in the years ahead.

"I am looking forward enormously to the nigger book," she wrote.

And he said he had "looked forward enormously" to having a grandchild.

"It's a lovely thought and I've looked forward enormously to that relationship with a grandchild".

"…I am looking forward enormously to helping bring her new novel for adults to her fans and admirers, and to introducing her writing to new readers the world over".

"I thought: I will spend my time looking at the enormously fascinating, kaleidoscopically colourful soul of the fantastic Charles Foster.

To them my interest in pi seems to look like an "enormously harmless hobby," and in that sense, they welcome it.

"The worrying about staying young and looking good are enormously oppressive to women," said Dr. Leonore Tiefer, a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at New York University School of Medicine.