Sentence examples for looks on screen from inspiring English sources

Vicky is much smaller than she looks on screen and it was cold.

Gainsbourg is sick of being complimented on how natural she looks on screen, so natural that she doesn't look as if she's acting.

And it's just as spectacular as it looks on screen, with spiral staircases, tower roofs, and ancient nooks and crannies aplenty.

But, all the same, I imagine that most of middle-age womanhood would dream of being as flawed as Ryan looks on screen.

He's rather more polished here than he often looks on screen, with tailored clothing and smart glasses, but there's a lethal menace to that smile now as he plays the avuncular old gent with a stiletto up his sleeve.

Despite its tortuous history, "Public Enemies" looks, on screen, as if Mr. Mann intended all along to reshape the material as a fresh chapter in his remarkably cohesive body of work.

Dimblebly initially declined the offer of a tattoo, but changed his mind after he saw how "feeble" a black pencil drawing looked on screen.

Digital UK ‎managing director of connected TV Ilse Howling, who is leading the product's development, said "very advanced discussions" are taking place with manufacturers and they will decide how the service looks on-screen.

But Ailes limited his input on the broadcast to how it looked on-screen and offering encouragement to his on-air team to be tough and fair.

Q People are sometimes amazed at how different their homes look on screen.

He looked on screen like he was having a great time.