Sentence examples for looks she thought from inspiring English sources

A mentor to designers, she championed their work and advised them on what looks she thought were right for the moment, though she also made her displeasure known if she thought something was vulgar or depraved.

Her cheeks were beginning to sprout silica flakes and dendrite fibres, but from a distance she just looked, she thought, like a lumpy old woman.

"Even though she looked stunning she thought she was fat, worthless and talentless.

When she was anorexic she couldn't stand people telling her she looked well; she thought it was code for fat.

Kelly, also on the jury, looked like she thought the colors in the campfire were pretty, pretty.

It looks…" She thinks for a minute.

Elizabeth here looks like she thinks she's a lot harder than she actually is.

And her other reason for being horrified [when Valerie first sees footage from "Seeing Red"] is it's too dark, and she looks ugly, she thinks.

That must be what I looked like, she thinks, when I found Gabe missing.

Melissa McCarthy recalls a time when she wanted to conform to certain standards of beauty, but looking back, she thinks that girl was an "idiot".

But the boys looked sad, too, she thought, like boys in a picture that was taken before a great war.