Sentence examples for prepossessing appearance from inspiring English sources
The second prisoner, Samuel Hayward, soon after appeared, a young man in the flower of youth and of prepossessing appearance.
Good natured and "prepossessing in his appearance", Ravilious was known as "Rav" or "The Boy", and spent much time in the common room chatting up girls.
His appearance was, of course, prepossessing — his huge body clothed entirely in white, his signature snap-brim cap above a dark black beard.
The book begins with a modest self-introduction from its narrator: "My personal appearance, I must acknowledge, is not prepossessing, as I resemble a Scotch bagpipe in form".
His figure was not prepossessing.
The fellow himself was not terribly prepossessing.
Not the most immediately prepossessing of subjects, it is not the most immediately prepossessing of novels.
The compound's neighborhood, called Bilal Town, isn't prepossessing.
"Also, the other candidates were not very" — he paused — "prepossessing".
If anything, the interior is even less prepossessing.
Hockney, the veteran showoff, is prepossessing again, in an instructive way.
