Sentence examples for dirty skin from inspiring English sources

My "dirty" skin was interpreted as too "fair-skinned" by many of my black counterparts.

Acne is definitely not caused by dirty skin.

At 3 30, we go into a major key and the song divides into two, shedding the dirty skin of its first half.

Blessitt doesn't even object when I announce that I won't be washing the carrots, since I'm peeling off the dirty skin ("Nope, fair enough: there's an E coli danger in the soil, but that's on the outside; you've removed it by peeling").

I was 5, and a little girl at daycare (who was Filipino) told me that she didn't want to play Barbie with me because my "dirty skin" would rub off on her white dolls.

A dirty skin at birth had a strong bearing on how soon the baby will be bathed.

The corpses wait in stone, in the permafrost … The bodies had not decayed; they were just bare skeletons over which stretched dirty, scratched skin bitten all over by lice … The earth opened, baring its subterranean storerooms, for they contained not only gold and lead, tungsten and uranium, but also undecaying human bodies.

"Kids would say: 'You're dirty, your skin is dirty, why don't you take a shower'... or 'You're not a boy, you're a girl because you have long hair,' and then they would just come up and pull my hair, or just punch me".

Wash half of a cucumber or carrot, and peel off any dirty or bumpy skin.

"We might be dirty in our skin, but they are dirty in their model," he said, gesturing at Antiquarius.

That day I saw him for the first time as a man with a dirty beard and skin that smelled of illness.