Sentence examples for looks offset from inspiring English sources

He had the movie star looks offset by his bright sparkling blue eyes.

Alex is 21, his still-boyish looks offset by a serious manner and businesslike clothes: black V-neck over a crisp white shirt.

"I realized 'I Do' shouldn't be some funny, quirky movie but one that honestly portrayed American life when you're in a same-sex couple and you don't have the same rights [as a straight couple]," said Ross, his dashing good looks offset by thick-framed eyeglasses and a self-deprecating warmth.

Calvin Klein and Marc Jacobs presented monochromatic looks, offsetting the sexiness of their models' toned abs with weighty crisscross sandals.

Though his sound shares less with Mr. Springsteen's than his handlers suggest -- J-Henry's voice is more Allman Brothers, and the texture of his songs is Mellencamp lumpy -- his look offsets any disharmony.

AstraZeneca As the pharmaceuticals industry looks to offset the impact of drugs losing patent protection, companies have been combined to limit the effect on earnings.

With its rapidly ageing population and falling birth rate, Japan is one of the world's biggest robot markets, as it looks to offset labour shortages and the cost of looking after elderly relatives, and Honda has been developing its own robot, Asimo, which played football with US President Barack Obama on his recent visit to Japan.

DuPont may well be the first of many acquisitions as Bristol Chief Executive Peter R. Dolan Peter R. Dolan looks to offset these expirations.

Sabathia came into camp in good shape, looking to offset his somewhat inconsistent results in the second half of last season.

Candidates in Alaska and Oklahoma are also mounting strong challenges, as Democrats look to offset potential losses from retirements in the South.

Smokers in New Jersey and Connecticut are not faring much better, as governments there and elsewhere look to offset budget deficits with higher taxes on tobacco.