Sentence examples for looks let from inspiring English sources
Recognizing that crafting foreign policy is 1,000 times harder than it looks, let me suggest four lessons to draw from our mistakes: 1).
When the precocious Cain, who graduated from college at seventeen, announced to his mother that he, too, wanted to be a singer, Rose told him that he didn't have the looks, let alone the voice, to make it onstage.
Hall's Carol Burnett-like mouth hints at a flair for comedy, but her choice of parts, including that of the spoiled, rich heavy in the recent BBC adaptation of Ford Madox Ford's "Parade's End," doesn't always suit her looks, let alone her capabilities.
It looks, let's admit it, masochistic.
Compliment her looks, let her know she's special, or just generally treat your conversation like the preamble to a date.
If you do not like the way it looks, let the paint dry and paint over it later.
"Look, let me call you. . . .
"Look, let me explain," Scolari said.
Look, let's be frank here.
"Look, let me know particular addresses.
NIXON: Look — let's face it.
