Sentence examples for which look more from inspiring English sources

then you have high level codes which look more like English.

He recommended double-face fabrics, which look more expensive and feminine than pinstripes.

Cruithne's orbit is much more complicated than Janus's and Epimetheus's, which look more like figure 1 on that page.

Off-chip bypass capacitors, which look more like inductors over 20MHz, are of little help in smoothing this current demand.

Then there are the more ephemeral works, some of which look more like experimental art than magazines or journals.

It is strange to see train tracks running into buildings, which look more like dead ends than destinations.

The truck, which looks more like a van, went up Rockaway Parkway and turned right on Linden Boulevard.

I chose instead the tighter-fitting Ladies Rashguard Surfshirt, which looked more stylish.

The VIPs are available in red, pink and gunmetal (which looks more like silver to me).

By 6 p.m. on Midsummer — which looked more like noon — the crowd started to break up.

The lake, which looks more like a bog, borders the White Horse Pike in Camden County.