Sentence examples for has a complexion from inspiring English sources

While Democrats instantly saw an opportunity for Mr Obama to put a third justice on the court before he leaves office next January – and thus ensure it has a complexion more to his liberal liking for years to come – Republicans rose up as one to describe Mr Obama as a lame-duck President who should desist from doing any such thing.

The ever-blossoming additional clauses are most often the Narrator's idea of written language stapled awkwardly onto his knowledge of spoken language: Well, besides black hair, this doll has a complexion like I do not know what, and little feet and ankles, and a way of walking that is very pleasant to behold.

Or Sandro's grand, snobbish mother, who was once beautiful but now has a complexion "like wet flour, clammy and pale, with the exception of her nose, which had a curiously dark cast to it, a shadow of black under the thin tarp of skin, as if her nose had trapped the toxins from a lifetime of rich food and heavy wines".

She has a transparent complexion and guileless smile.

Real trouble has a bad complexion and a Windbreaker.

With hindsight, it all has a new complexion.

Ognibene, a former tight end and Army lieutenant, has a pink complexion and a white goatee.

Etkes has a fair complexion; his grandfather was a Jew from Germany.

She has a silky complexion and her big, red hair is styled with panache.

At seventy-one, Iantorno has a weathered complexion, and wore a blue dress shirt unbuttoned to reveal white chest hair.

He has a pallid complexion and russet-colored hair, and was wearing a tie printed with the subway map.