Sentence examples for looks lived from inspiring English sources

Now my office looks lived in as well.

There are plenty of lines, but my face looks lived in.

Three months in, Noble Rot already looks lived in in just the right way, a 21st-century answer to Robin's Nest – and we mean that as a compliment.

Certainly the home — which is called Antilia and according to Indian news reports has three helipads, six floors of parking and a series of floating gardens — looks lived in.

That morning, at a pancake house, Mr. Davis, a chatty bachelor with a car that looks lived in and a downtown loft convenient to bad Chinese food, picked at an omelet between interruptions from supporters.

Let me start by saying, my house looks lived in.

Does his face looked "lived in"?

The clothes look lived in.

"It doesn't look lived in," he said.

The spaces actually look lived in because they are.

Still, the apartment doesn't look lived in.