Sentence examples for looks lumpy from inspiring English sources

A baggy t-shirt might look cool when you're standing, but sitting down it just looks lumpy.

Sometimes the mixture "curdles" This means that it seems to separate out and looks lumpy.

The sugar will probably melt unevenly, so don't worry if it looks lumpy in some parts, but is liquid in others.

While some former players gain weight and look lumpy in uniform, Berra seems trim.

Young people look lumpy, frumpy, swaddled; they are bespectacled in steel and scarved in oil rag.

The mix will look lumpy and may have the odd fleck of flour still visible, but don't be tempted to over-mix.

Into this mush walked Usher (looking lumpy, it must be said), who was quickly surrounded by a constellation of sales associates, following him from rack to rack as he selected things to take home.

The cake is nice – the mix looked lumpy but rose well and was light and fairly tasty – but it's a bit of a struggle to eat with a whole Percy Pig on top.

Visibility "is going to look lumpy in the early days," Hamilton concedes.

What are the funny looking lumpy peapods that look like pregnant green worms and those purply round root-like vegetables that vaguely resemble turnips?

She's not going, "Oh, I'm looking fine in this light or I'm looking lumpy," you know what I mean?