Sentence examples for ravaged look from inspiring English sources

I really love how Jean Giraud nailed the battle ravaged look of his environments, and the people wear silly hats?

Eugene was sick but handsome: he had the ravaged look of a romantic consumptive.

With a tattoo of a rose on her upper arm and a ravaged look in her big brown eyes, she seemed a waif broken before she could live.

With a ravaged look, Ms. Alexander Peter Bentonn's sister on "E.R".) gets inside the mind of a woman who admits she is a junkie, but defiantly says she is also a good mother who never missed a school meeting or a juvenile hearing.

The "ravaged look" of the series, Dixon writes, "underscores the real-world stage on which the action of the space operas played".

Film theorist Wheeler Winston Dixon, far from decrying the series for its production values, finds that "the copious [use of] stock footage and the numerous exterior sequences shot in the ruins of the bombed-out metropolis give Flash Gordon a distinctly ravaged look".

Dante's Inferno, a haunted house, stood empty and ravaged, looking more haunted than ever.

"Treme," which begins on Sunday, takes place three months after Hurricane Katrina, and it is a tribute to the "real" New Orleans by filmmakers who have become connoisseurs of the city, depicting its sound and ravaged looks with rapt reverence and attention to detail.

One white student thought the black woman being ravaged looked like she was actually enjoying it.

"Look, there's Merve," Dan whispers, pointing to a teenage girl with a ravaged face.

Orphaned yet again, he is consigned to wander around a ravaged Iran looking for his family.