Sentence examples for to look pleasing from inspiring English sources

In nineteenth-century New York, the poor were made to look pleasing to the rich.

Your project needs to look pleasing to the eye.

Some of you will remember that the key, vouchsafed exclusively here, is to look pleased to be there.

Theron, who is fast becoming the queen of angry victimhood, can barely remember how to look pleased.

Though the public-sector unions have countered IG Metall's restraint with an opening bid for an extravagant 5% pay rise, Mr Schröder has reason to look pleased.

A producer friend of mine reckoned half the secret of good TV was simply to look pleased to be there, and boy, does the sainted son of Newcastle look happy and relaxed as he achieves the usual cosy 19th-hole consensus with Alan Hansen and Lineker Martin O'Neilll, who learnt at the master's knee, remains untainted), and why would he not?

If something has rounded edges I'll do what I can to try to make it look pleasing that way".

Trim the yarn ends to a length that looks pleasing to you (one quarter inch to one half inch, or.6 to 1.2 cm works well).

The next morning, however, the dog does not look pleased to be alive; I have to lift it off the sofa and set it on its legs.

The boys and girls packed into its little classrooms look pleased to be there.

The guys in the corner shop look pleased to see me.