Meanings of looked unnatural in English

Even Nell and the baby looked unnatural and reflected the general discomfort and self-consciousness.

From his vantage point, the two black holes of the tunnel entrance looked unnatural.

Such loneliness as mine looked unnatural-especiallyto the women.

When they reappeared they both, to her eyes, looked unnatural: the news had been told.

Claude was so pale that he looked unnatural,-nobodyhad ever seen him like that before.

Such redness looked unnatural; it might betray us; our spring of happiness would soon be dry.

The position looked unnatural, that's all.

Captain Branscome's face looked unnatural somehow.

It looked unnatural on someone who seemed to always have a grin tucked in the corner of his mouth.

They were decent-looking brown-haired matrons for the most part, and it looked unnatural and ghastly to see them lying there.

When he presented it, Wallace, the clerk, recognized Jones's handwriting in the body of it, and thought the signature looked unnatural.

Her Majesty laughed so loud when she saw us that it made me uncomfortable, for I was afraid we looked unnatural to her.

Breakfast at that early hour seemed odd, and even Hannah's familiar face looked unnatural as she flew about her kitchen with her nightcap on.

Portrayed on canvas, the picture would have looked unnatural, so brilliant were the hues thrown by the rising sun over the land-, or rather snow-scape.