Sentence examples for its own complexion from inspiring English sources
But medical writing of today has its own complexion.
Three new picture books take readers out into these deep waters, each for an adventure with its own emotional complexion.
Miss Klinger, whose own complexion was a pampered milky white, began by treating the skin as a tender, living organ, not a surface in need of decoration, an approach that revolutionized cosmetic skin care.
At age 28, seeking to clear her own complexion and improve her health, Pelan jetted to Puerto Rico to study with Wigmore.
In the late 1700s, a freed black American slave named Ottobah Cugoano wrote, "I was first kidnapped and betrayed by my own complexion, who were the first cause of my exile and slavery".
Apply foundation that is paler than your own complexion, but not too pale.
So, if the psychological concept is to have as its repraesentātum just the content of the logical concept (its repraesentandum) and nothing more, then the psychological concept would have to shed all its peculiar and contingent traits, all of the complexions and fusions that have inevitably accrued to it in its own generation and reproduction (SW VI: 121).
"It needs its own space".
