He was a fine lookingfellow of nearly twenty, straight and rather tall, with dark hair and eyes, and had an air of breeding.
He was a "strapping," fine looking lad, almost a man grown, and in experience already a man.
Mr. Drysdale, the county clerk, was a fine looking man, of about forty years of age.
The next day he came sailing in, with a fine looking lady of middle age leaning contentedly on his arm.
He was a fine looking boy of perhaps fourteen or fifteen years of age, scrupulously neat in appearance and possessing a manner which quite captivated Scott.
His hazel eyes and classical features were of the type that always caused one to take a second look, and the general comment was, "What a fine looking man.
He was a large, fine looking man, and drove between Somerfield and Mt.
He was a large, fine looking man, always well dressed, attracting attention wherever he appeared, and making friends by reason of his agreeable manners.
I was escorted within the building into the presence of an old negro, a fine looking man, with a dignified and military bearing.
Presently she returned with a fine looking, white-haired woman, who proved to be her mother.
One evening a fine looking, solid appearing gentleman came along, and appeared to take a great interest in the game, which was just for fun.
He said: "It was a pity that such a fine looking gentleman as the one who sat near him should play cards for money.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fine looking" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
