Sentence examples for opposite looks from inspiring English sources

The current bill is better than nothing; but unless it is improved (the opposite looks likely, given the difficulties the proposal is in), it will not solve the main problem of the illegals.

Guy sitting opposite looks like he's been shot in the face.

Open-celled clouds have the opposite look.

Others adhere to that totally opposite look, oversize jeans belted dangerously low.

Opposite, look out for the remains of the walls built to protect Lapurdun, as the Roman settlement was known.

It recalls the time when Jim Calhoun did just the opposite, looking to Israel for talent as he was building a men's basketball powerhouse at Connecticut.

Further, disagreement with the controlling order generally coalesces around its direct opposite; look at the USSR, straight from a market economy to unbridled capitalism.

At 7 p.m., wearing our yukata, we presented ourselves for dinner and were escorted to our private dining room, reached up a few steps and through a sliding screen, with a window opposite looking out on an illuminated garden.

We may appreciate less the opposite look: where people outside science inform policies that affect the conduct of science.

In fact, what is coming to market is just the opposite: Look at our foreign competitors.

They vote for the polar opposite: look at Thatcher's victories.