Sentence examples for looks no less from inspiring English sources

The only gainer was the Premier League, which did very nicely from the auctions.BSkyB looks no less powerful than before.

A Greek default looks no less likely than it did yesterday (ie, not much short of inevitable).

In February 1988 he told cabinet: "The period ahead looks no less difficult than those we have been through recently.

He is the only player in this picture to have won the FA Cup, with City in 1934, but looks no less distressed by defeat to Villa.

We see Marley's birthplace, and it's a shack; we see Trench Town, the patch of Kingston to which he moved at the age of twelve, and it looks no less rough and untended now than it did then.

But it looks no less relevant now, as a Tory government plays to the interests of capital, as symbolised by the self-made factory owner Arthur Birling Clive Franciss), and squeezes those who can least afford it.

Guzman looked no less impressive in spring training this year, Johnson said.

The sets are shoddy – rocks have rarely looked more like polystyrene than the rocks at the top of the Cliffs of Insanity, the stunts ludicrously executed – for Westley's gymnastics while fighting Inigo the stunt double would have looked no less incongruous if dressed in a pink leotard, and the overall continuity seems wilfully absent.

The 10-storey buildings look no less dilapidated than those built in the 1970s in London, Berlin or Paris.

Didier Deschamps made six changes to his starting line-up and, while France lacked a finishing touch, they looked no less organised or physically imposing than in their previous two games.

The storm clouds over the Treasury look no less dark.