Sentence examples for looks said from inspiring English sources
"We're all generally not the most athletic kids, the most popular kids, not the best-looking kids," said Mr. Rudd — who, despite his chiseled good looks, said he could "understand the plight of the nerd".
"It looks," said Villas-Boas, "like persecution".
Japan's fire balloons evoke baffled looks, said Mikesh.
"Don't they realize how dumb that looks?" said Mr. Noon, a Republican.
Creating an airline that's profitable and popular is much harder than it looks, said Robert Mann Jr., an industry analyst.
"It's extraordinarily inappropriate to focus on an individual's looks," said Sue Carter, a professor of journalism at Michigan State.
It looks, said Srivastava, as if "what is happening in America is a loss of self-confidence.
"It's just a question of how it looks," said one Labour source connected with a rival campaign.
"This tastes better than it looks," said Tom of his pâté.
"Tom's a great player and it's not as easy as it looks," said Defoe.
Washing schools "is done for looks," said Michael Olesen, a Minnesota infection control specialist.
