Sentence examples for complexion has become from inspiring English sources

But Big Brother, like Kevin, can only serve to fuel the cult of personality that has grown up around Shriver, a figure of fascination whose makeup-free complexion has become the female equivalent of Tom Wolfe's statement white suit.

But still, he cannot shake the nickname, which now applies more to his complexion than to the straight-ahead, proficient fighter he has become.

Now, beyond middle age with graying hair but still ever-tanned complexions, a number have become millionaire businessmen specializing in promoting Bali's culture to Westerners, and adapting its creativity.

Across the country from each other, in fights of vastly different complexions, Ras Lanuf and Zawiyah have become proving grounds in Libya's emerging civil war.

Her large collage-ink paintings on Mylar, depicting bejeweled and befeathered African beauties with gorgeously mottled complexions and strange faces cavorting among tall, serpentine grasses, have become technically overwrought.

And Andrew Gillum, a Democrat running for governor of Florida, whose finances have become a matter of public scrutiny, joking that his complexion was "the only thing I'm rich in".

But the complexion of the controversy has changed in recent years, as those on the right have become more aggressive in pressing constitutional arguments.

At 12 hours, the dough had become drier and the baked cookies had a pleasant, if not slightly pale, complexion.

They have become, and remain, the majority party in the sense that matters: if America can be said to have a political complexion, this is now Republican.

Obviously, Brooklyn's complexion has changed, quite literally.

But more recently his complexion has looked normal with no obvious signs of discoloration.