Sentence examples for un look from inspiring English sources

But to preserve his image, according to the historian, Kennedy leaked a "cockamamie" story that made Adlai Stevenson, his ambassador to the UN, "look like a chump" for any concessions to the Soviet Union.

Moreover, the Shabab's opponents in the region are aware that tackling the militants more aggressively might increase support for them in Somalia itself, just as Ethiopia unintentionally bolstered Somalia's Islamists by invading the country in 2006.African hopes that the AU mandate in Mogadishu be turned over to the UN look forlorn; no Western or Arab country wants to send troops.

"The Model UN looks at international relations, it looks at international law, which is something I was really interested in," she said.

UN looks to sports to advance Millennium Development Goals NEW YORK, 17 September 2003 - The world would be a healthier and less dangerous place if nations invested more seriously in their citizens' right to participate in sports, according to a report launched today by 10 United Nations agencies.

POKING fun at the Kim family dynasty of North Korea has long been a staple for satirists (those outside the gulag nation, that is): think of the depiction of the late Kim Jong Il in the comedy "Team America", or just Google a website devoted to his son, "kim jong-un looking at things".

Many clients admit that he is an acquired taste but say his un-sexy look is surprisingly flattering.

But the suit sparked international outrage against the industry, prompting a very public and un-flattering look at drug firms' profit margins and industry practices, which the press juxtaposed against the grim realities of AIDS in southern Africa.

The Ensemble Player: Jeannie Lee's West Hollywood boutique, Satine, specializes in an un-Hollywood look that has captured Hollywood, thanks to a cadre of young actresses skilled in the intricate offhandedness of dressing down.

As in Hessler's piece, there is a link between physical and social topography, which Hammer uses to create a story that is both a riveting piece of adventure journalism and an un-exoticizing look at some of the last actually remote cultures in existence.

I, though, appreciated the un-cluttered look.

This is a sharp break from a device like the iPhone which has a completely un-customizable look and feel.