Sophia is over 70 and she looks great.

We have, you know, The Day After Tomorrow it looks great, right?

At the very least, Ning Zetao can totally rely on his great looks to win the support of thousands of huge fans.

And it looks organic. It looks realistic.

The six year old is in a car seat, and it turns out that looks terrible, but that's great. That's like a 400, OK?

Everything just looks so gray around here, and looks so cold.

This looks nice.

Looks absolutely audacious.

Looks absolutely ridiculous.

It looks beautiful.

Tom looks pale.

Jane looks happy.

Emi looks happy.

Ken looks happy.

He looks strong.

He looks young.

She looks unhappy.

She looks unhappy.

She looks young.

She looks sad.

Looks really nice.

It looks good.

Is this the kind of simple that looks obvious, or the kind that looks profound?

And then with an instrument we have on board, a radar instrument, we found there are lakes like the Great Lakes in here, so it looks very much like Earth.

It actually looks like this, just to give you a feeling for what it looks like.

The sky looks angry.

That looks like this.

It looks harmless enough.

And it looks delicious.

He looks like this.

Peter looks very young.

Nancy looks so tired.

Jane looks very happy.

This book looks interesting.

This bridge looks secure.

The grass looks nice.

His grandmother looks healthy.

She looks very elegant.

Steve looks quite happy.

That bag looks expensive.

My cat looks sad.

That looks like blood.

It looks like crude oil.

That looks like a coastline.

But it looks completely right.