It seems out of all proportion to the poverty-stricken, ragged-looking little village on the hillside, but this is not at all an uncommon impression one will have of the churches in small English towns.
She was a stoutly built, determined-looking little girl, very dark in complexion and in eyes and hair.
I never saw a more ruddy, healthy-looking little girl in the whole course of my life.
Imagine your great-uncle's feelings, when suddenly his office door opened, and a gentleman appeared leading those two ridiculous looking little creatures.
The next moment the astonished men were gazing at the pair of guilty-looking little mermaids, who wore curds for seaweeds.
She counted on, industriously, and soon poor Billy's head bristled with queer-looking little bunches on one side.
On reaching his quarters he found seated there a sly-looking little man in a large drab overcoat.
Capital jumpers both," said the sly-looking little man; "the horse for my money.
Beside the savage, and spread out upon a piece of soiled tappa, were a great number of curious black-looking little implements of bone and wood, used in the various divisions of his art.
The young president turned, to see a rather crumpled, mussy-looking little man by her side, who stared at her with sudden embarrassment as she quickly extended her hand in a cordial greeting to him.
Here she spied a queer-looking little figure in black, hobbling on ahead of her with a cane, but no umbrella.
Such, however, was this odd-looking little man's mission, and there was no end of new ideas contained in that little bumpy forehead of his.
This delicate, tropical-looking little creature is the first bird to arrive; coming often in March from its winter home in California, where it lives on another species of flowering currant that blooms through the winter.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "looking little" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
