Sentence examples for looks exist from inspiring English sources

Garner has what Alexander Pope called "the fortune of a face"; her charismatic looks exist as an ironic contrast to the misfortune of Cyrano's.

Even those morbidly inclined buyers who might be interested in purchasing rights are still none the wiser as to whether a full-length print of either The Evil Eye or Last Looks exists.

The grid-like look existed before, but now it's smoother and easier to manipulate.

Microsoft now looks to exist not only on the strength of its own hardware, but also with its professional services existing on nearly all platforms and running the backbones of the rest of the Internet.

"Look, I exist in a world that's pretty gruesome," he says.

"Look, I exist in a world that's pretty gruesome," he said in a New York Times Magazine article last year.

(Camden, Soho and Notting Hill are all famous areas for their independent records stores, but if you look they exist all over).

But efforts to provide a more nuanced look already exist: most notably "Hostage to Fortune," a collection of his letters edited by his granddaughter Amanda Smith, and Doris Kearns Goodwin's engaging 1987 book "The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys," which also relied upon family cooperation for access and drew a sympathetic but tough-minded picture of the Kennedys.

However, home-making is a cultural process, which means that culturally defined rules for what a home should look like exist.

Meanwhile, Tim Gunn, walking around the workroom, had his own problems with the designs, as if creating looks that would exist in the real world had led the contestants to throw all sense of taste out the window.

I'm drawn to places that are off the track because I want to point out, "Look, this exists, too".