Sentence examples for more worn than from inspiring English sources

Playing this self-conscious bore, Carradine looks more worn than legendary.

Both fighters are looking decidedly more worn than when we last saw them.

Beyond the pinch, the hustle may be the defining job condition for 18-B lawyers, whose shoes, it is said, are usually more worn than white.

("People don't like me because I don't smile a lot," he says.) He looks older and more worn than he has in other films, and he wears his character's tired stoicism like an old shirt.

Landry said the Baton Rouge refinery looks more worn than it used to.

Your camisole should be no more worn than the shirt you are wearing over it.

He and Ms. Rowley have left the car in pretty much the same condition it was in when purchased — slightly more worn-in than worn-out.

Somehow, he looked burdened rather than glorious, more worn-out than brave.

"It's based on a city that's a little more worn-in than L.A".

The more worn and torn the job looks, the better.

Cut very gently, to make it appear more worn.