disreputable-looking

And it was really only Cynthia who didnt know them and thought them only a lot of disreputable-looking Dutch dollsand Dutch dolls were quite out of fashion.

The RACKETTY-PACKETTY House

It was as disreputable-looking an animal as Grace had ever seen.

Sonnet of the Sphinx

There were several others of the lean, dark-haired man with a disreputable-looking terrier.

Sonnet of the Sphinx

I was seated at my window one morning when a very disreputable-looking person slouched into the room.

Mark Twain

Others who had encountered him at this stage of his life remembered him as “disreputable-looking,” “seedy,” even “sinister,” and equipped with “an evil-smelling cigar butt.”

Mark Twain

The brothers were most disreputable-looking beings; for, although surrounded with gay apparel as their staple in trade, they wore the most filthy rags themselves.

Our Mutual Friend

Before us was a large and disreputable-looking building with a blackened, twisted olive tree dominating its façade.

The Vesuvius Club

Lee ushered us through the house, into a large, gloomy room dominated by a pair of disreputable-looking French windows.

The Vesuvius Club

He moved to the back of the dismal hallway, nodding absently, and drew aside a disreputable-looking curtain.

The Vesuvius Club

The man, however, who had thus drawn his attention was none other than Pierre Lemaire, who stood in the centre of the broad asphalt path, dirty, ragged and disreputable-looking.

Madame Midas