Sentence examples for odd skin from inspiring English sources

As Olanna and others become caught up in the violence, the novel captures horror in the details of "vaguely familar clothes on headless bodies", or corpses' "odd skin tone - a flat, sallow grey, like a poorly wiped blackboard".

His watch is some chunky huge-faced brand you've never heard of (you have worn the same black plastic Casio for two straight years that still has an odd skin-like smell since you wore it once in the shower).

The Dolphins are one of thirty-odd skin-diving clubs around NYC. Around 8 million Americans have acquired skin-diving equipment; about a half million are serious devotees.

Sunlight felt odd on my skin the next morning (it was so much brighter than the reflected glow from my Google Documents menu) and when I walked into the bead store in town, everything looked so shiny.

The dress was made of red fabric with a hip-high slit up one side and lots of asymmetrical cutouts baring odd slices of skin -- abdomen, hip, butt -- elsewhere.

Many powders and concealers have an orange tone which can look odd on fair skin.

Apply a decorative band-aid over the floss wrap to hold it in place and to cover the odd looking puffy skin that accompanies it.

EAACI: European Academy of Allergology and Clinical Immunology; GIS: Geographical Information System; ISAAC The International Study of Asthmaandnd Allergies in Childhood; m: meters; OLIN Obstructive Lung Diseasee in Northern Sweden Studies; OR: Odds ratio; SPT: Skin Prick Test The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

He can even trap and skin the odd animal should the player so desire.

Despite the glimmering smoothness of the skin – the odd way that light reflects off an unlined surface – there's a kind of deadness around the eyes.

Despite its rather odd appearance and tough skin this variety is said to be good to eat and is a delicacy in the Mediterranean and Florida.