Sentence examples for looks rugged from inspiring English sources
In photographs, he looks rugged and outdoorsy, with country-singer hair and big sideburns.
Not content to wrap a camouflage scarf around her neck or stick a pair of khaki mules on her feet, the salesperson on the second floor of the CHRISTIAN DIOR flagship store (21 E. 57th St.; 931-2950) has paired a tiny, intensely stylish fatigue jacket with a skirt of rough brown hide which looks rugged enough to withstand a land-and-sea invasion but is in fact as pliant as parachute silk.
You're right unless you're actually shopping for a family car that looks rugged and tough but will rarely see dirt.
The capCAP is the perfect accessory for your wide-mouth Nalgene bottle — it looks rugged and practical, comfortable to carry and drink from, and you can remove it easily for large-volume pouring or cleaning in a river bed.
Shoes are one element of a capsule wardrobe that are most likely to wear out quickly, so more consideration should be put toward purchasing durable styles that can handle your particular climate and style needs, for example: a boot that looks rugged enough for the elements, but stylish enough for the office.
"There's Mr. Carnegie, looking rugged and easygoing and pretty modern," said Mr. Handal.
But while it may look rugged, the steel bleeds bits of fiery color onto the surrounding area, especially in its early life.
Strongly suggesting that the Titan does not merely look rugged, Nissan is providing a warranty of five years or 100,000 miles, bumper to tow hook.
These brothers might not look rugged, but they are – one friend recently described Alistair as "muck and nails … a Yorkshire animal", which sounds about right.
A huge close-up photograph of President Bush, sweating and looking rugged in a T-shirt and cowboy hat, had not yet been hung; neither had one next to it of former President Ronald Reagan also looking rugged in a cowboy hat.
