Sentence examples for looks forced from inspiring English sources
But the more pervasive stunt casting becomes, the more it looks forced and just plain distracting.
He never seems quite comfortable in Chevalier's skin, and that Chevalierian twinkle in the eye looks forced.
Osipova is engaging as the 13-year-old Anastasia, but her wide-eyed, soubrette charm looks forced.
Yet the drama of his performance looks forced: when Rodríguez passes his hands repeatedly over his face and chest, it's as though he's smearing a layer of emotion on to his dancing, rather than actively feeling it.
It looks forced and doesn't meet your eyes.
Insights like this give Homans's history profound resonance and it's only rarely that her contextualising looks forced.
You have to look powerful, but it cannot look forced.
He smiled, as if to reassure the assembled, but it looked forced.
But in Mr. Bell's work, these alternations look forced rather than inventive.
His efforts to rehabilitate his religious bona fides often looked forced.
He is just not a suit person and it will always look forced.
