Sentence examples for imperfect skin from inspiring English sources
She is young enough to have a teenager's imperfect skin and modern enough to have perfectly straightened teeth.
They understand full well the hierarchy they're helping to topple when they force an expert back inside his imperfect skin and reduce him to just another blogger among many.
Back in October, I wrote about my struggles with self esteem because of my imperfect skin.
The texture of their clean and dirty hair, their perfectly imperfect skin, the earth tones and sunbursts on their guitars, the fluffy clouds above the Abbey Road rooftop, and the green er) number 46 bus careening through Penny Lane are among countless newly vivid details that create richness and depth.
Skin lotion, often applied on damaged, dry, or otherwise imperfect skin, is another source of metal oxide nanoparticles.
Scale is everything; blown up to gigantic proportions the human face becomes rough, pitted, the seemingly immaculate skin unmasked as imperfect.
The self-reported measure of skin tone is undoubtedly imperfect as well.
Her skin is rough and imperfect to the point of exaggeration, an effect inspired by those street performers who pose as classical sculptures for money.
The realistic design intent is the skin model representing the imperfect geometry of the interface of the work piece with its surrounding medium, as perceived by the designer.
Serum-specific IgE (sIgE) and skin prick testing (SPT) are imperfect predictors of which patients will pass OFCs.
Physicians spent so much time during short patient visits trying to elicit imperfect memories about past flare-ups of chronic skin conditions, or comparing past photographs of a patient's mole with how it looked in person.
