good looks
Americanplural noun
plural noun
Etymology
Origin of good looks
First recorded in 1790–1800
Example Sentences
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Many of his most-famous roles followed a similar tack, using his All-American good looks to portray the complicated lives of teens and young adults.
From Salon
"Game felt good. Kind of went out there and gave myself a lot of good looks, good opportunities, and only missing one green today, that definitely helps," said Reed.
From Barron's
The president interviewed Warsh for the top Fed job in December and came away impressed by Warsh’s “good looks,” The Wall Street Journal reported External link.
From Barron's
"Yeah, definitely, no doubt about that, plus he also knows what good looks like and also knows how unfortunately it can take time to get up to where good should look like," he said.
From Barron's
With his easy charm, boyish good looks and honest interview style, not to mention his considerable talent, Hunter quickly became snooker's poster boy for the new 21st Century.
From BBC
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