Sentence examples for particularly good looking from inspiring English sources

The screen is excellent: crisp, vivid with really dark blacks, which make dark watch faces particularly good looking.

What if you are not rich, didn't handle academics well, aren't particularly good looking, but can see through all the bullshit?

If he's particularly good looking, ask him how his Abercrombie interview went; if he's just been to the gym, make an exaggerated comment about his huge muscles - rather than being offensive, you want your teasing to be more of a veiled compliment!

Gentleman, brace yourself for the revelation that, whatever you've been told, neither "Ken doll" nor "weirdy beardy" are particularly good looks.

Naturally the first thing The Dictator does after arriving Stateside is to order up Megan Fox with room service: fair play to the former Transformers star for being a decent sport, but is this a particularly good look for someone whose star seems to have fallen a bit since giving Michael Bay the proverbial two fingers?

Blusher, full stop, I've never understood because a) I don't think "glowingly healthy" is a particularly good look (don't care), and b) I don't think "excited child" is either.

I'm not particularly good at looking in the mirror and being self-critical.

Osborne has a reputation for being particularly good at looking after his political supporters.

Force India had a particularly good test, looking both fast and reliable, and the first indications are that Toro Rosso may well start the season ahead of their parent team - perhaps not surprisingly, given that they are now using a Ferrari engine and Red Bull have stuck with Renault.

"I'm not particularly good-looking and I'm not madly talented, I look back and I see that young girl doing panto and I think I made a really good career of not very much.

He was not particularly good-looking, this husband of hers.