Sentence examples for which looks less from inspiring English sources

What is under attack, in a crude and cruel way, is Commerzbank's business model, which looks less convincing by the hour.

Adam nods in a knowing, thought-so kind of way, which looks less good broadcast the day after a four-nil drubbing.

There is, for instance, a putting green mowed to an eighth of an inch, which looks less like a product of nature than something airbrushed on.

Along with Kurdish officials, he did not say which forces would be involved in an attack on Hawija or give a date for the offensive, which looks less likely after government forces fled the Anbari provincial capital of Ramadi.

The 60s are twitching to get into the 70s – Don Draper even has one of these new-fangled remotes for the telly, which looks less complex, ie better, than anything produced since.

They are all there, from Altair to Zilog, in Mr. Nadeau's black-and-white paperback, which looks less like one of those coffee-table books on collectibles and more like an owner's manual.

It was hard to tell which looked less enviable: the producers' workplace or the cast members'.

The rest of the crew was setting up the scaffold, which looked less than steady.

(Mr. Hepner and I prefer his earlier pieces, like his signature three-legged stools, which look less Swedish modern and more Austrian).

She said there had indeed been a discussion about Murphy's appearance: how not to show his missing eye, which looked less flattering.

Thylacines, which looked less like tigers than like small, lithe wolves, were demonized (probably unjustly) as sheep-killers, and were hunted and trapped by Australian colonists throughout the nineteenth century.