Sentence examples for look yellow from inspiring English sources

The latter reading is closest to the 'triviality' Jackson says he wants as his "secure starting-place", which might be better expressed as "yellowness is the property objects look to have when they look yellow" (cf. 1998, 89); but it is the former that is doing the work in the argument.

When we look at a banana for instance, it will look yellow regardless of the conditions we're viewing it in.

The Look: Yellow Jacket — a dramatic black and yellow look made all the more striking with a bit of silver jewelry and those strong, dark brows.

Ultimately it's just "the same colour as all the other things that are blue" – which, as I say, might look yellow to everyone else.

He'd noticed that his incredibly white face made his teeth look yellow, so he went to the dentist; and then, when he got the bill, said, "I don't pay no dental bills.

All the male painters and sculptors would drink jug wine and beer and declare their sodden love to the same Wisconsin farm girl, a lithographer, her reddish-blond hair twisted in plaits above eyebrows that were blond to the point of invisibility and lips so bloodless they made her teeth look yellow.

If your teeth look yellow-stained and someone has commented about something that seems to be forever in your teeth, know that it's time to brush better.

If you leave the polish on your toenails for too long, you might find that your nails look yellowed when you finally take it off.[4].

"His skin looked yellow and pale.

Everything looked yellow and cold and shiny, as if dipped in wax.

The monsters who control them are slobbering gray-green lumps, but their bellies looked yellow to me.