aristocratic-looking

• “At my first lunch in Churchill College, an aristocratic-looking don sat down opposite me and asked if I was Roger Tsien.”

  Roger Y. Tsien - Autobiography

• “At the moment he was talking to an aristocratic-looking older couple.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Athena Project

• “Here was my father, a middle-class, midwestern boy, new to New York City, face-to-face with my glamorous, aristocratic-looking mother.”

  Simon & Schuster: imperfect endings

• “When he saw a very aristocratic-looking gentleman flanked by four watchful men disembark and walk across the tarmac toward the terminal, that pretty much soaked it.”

  Simon & Schuster: Risk No Secrets

• “Frank's hands were long and slender, nearly hairless and aristocratic-looking.”

  Fictionaut: Sick Cycle Carousel

• “The team of anthropologists wound up with a very different looking fellow than the traditional presentation of Bach you can see a bust of him in the photo with the skull; his face is broader and less aristocratic-looking, with small, sharp eyes.”

  Ahhh, Bach…

• “Two more aristocratic-looking little men I never set eyes on.”

  Roundabout Papers

• “Hulik do Eldel was a slimly built aristocratic-looking woman.”

  The Wizard Of Karres

• “In appearance he would, it was true, never be very much, what with his limp, and so on; and his lack of distinction was doubly remarkable when Richard was present, who was so slender and aristocratic-looking.”

  The Way Home

• “He stepped forward and put his hands firmly on either shoulder of the aristocratic-looking Klingon woman.”

  Simon & Schuster: Home Is the Hunter

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