Term Gallery logo

Meanings of own looks in English

We have no meanings for "own looks" in our records yet.
Usage of own looks in English
1
She seemed to have no particular sense of her own looks, either.
New york: the novel
2
Then heard I the truth about my own looks for once.
King Alfred's Viking: A Story of the First English Fleet
3
The others have their own looks of shock, anxiety and embarrassment flickering on their faces.
The windup girl
4
All that I know of you is, what your own looks and ways have told me.
No Name
5
I like my own looks better than I do Kate's, and every one calls her beautiful.
Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton's Daughters: A Novel
6
Some of the most popular campaigns appeal to our social identity and our interest in our own looks.
BBC
7
But of my own looks I never did think twice, unless there was any one to speak of such a subject.
Erema; Or, My Father's Sin
8
A suggestion of covetous greed shone in the eyes of all four men, but the spokesman belied his own looks by saying:
The Radio Boys in the Thousand Islands; Or, The Yankee-Canadian ...
9
When she is not talking of her own looks, all she says is: 'Oh, if I had only not come to Petershof!'
Ships That Pass in the Night
10
And I didn't like that she felt so hurt by it, and I didn't like that she criticised her own looks so much.
The Guardian
11
It was Self-thought that had afflicted the women, making them troubled about their own looks, and envious of the graces of the Golden Maid.
The Golden Fleece and the Heroes Who Lived Before Achilles
12
"Do you mean to tell me that those animals have all been looking at themselves and finding fault with their own looks?"
The Child's World: Third Reader
This collocation consists of: