Sentence examples for stylish means from inspiring English sources

Being stylish means attracting people around you and presenting them with a good image of yourself.

Looking stylish means your clothes are going to have to look well maintained.

Punctures are inevitable but this stylish gadget means no more pumping by hand.

The high-performing, stylish design means the ST6500 is the camera that lets you make a style statement at the latest party or social event.

There are no misconceptions here, the chic pieces speak for themselves (and your boobs!).Sweaty Betty's stylish apparel means supportive is no longer synonymous with frumpy.

'I go and find them in the bars, buy their coffee, give them some euros and get a five kilo bag of mushrooms in return.' By day three, a combination of yoga, walking, nutritious, delicious food and stylish comfort meant that I had found Om.

Messy hair is meant to look stylish, and is meant to look as if you didn't do anything to it after waking up.

The horses despair of the fashion for "bearing reins", which kept the animal's head held painfully high and were favoured by stylish ladies of means.

But spending $100 on a pair of stylish glasses also means it's easier to treat them like any other fashion accessory and swap frames as often as you change shoes.

And although Krauss uses the historical dislocation of the Holocaust as the reason for Gursky's broken life, the fact that the outcome is so elegant and the emotions are always described in such a stylish, glancing way means that we never get the sense that we are coming up against any real horror or despair.

Gallagher excels as a stylish woman of means who enjoys stirring things up, especially with Nofts' obstreperous character, an older, set-in-her-ways harridan.