Sentence examples for pale appearance from inspiring English sources

The result ("quite dry") was not helped by its wonky and pale appearance.

For instance, he writes, "the lack of blood and iron in the meat gives it a pale appearance".

A great resource is the Korey Stringer Institute, which lists many symptoms for heat stress such as fatigue, weakness, pale appearance, headache, nausea, vomiting, fainting, dizziness, and others.

The word "cholera" derives from choler — the Greek word for yellow bile — perhaps because of the pale appearance of the resulting evacuations.

Clinically he was in profound shock, with pale appearance and cold extremities.

Past it's pale appearance, all the specs will remain the same between the black and white models.

Belgian wheat beers are often called white ales, for their cloudy pale yellow appearance.

Diseased plants are often conspicuous in a field because of their extreme height and pale, spindly appearance.

Columnar epithelium has a reddish color and coarse texture on endoscopic examination, whereas squamous epithelium has a pale, glossy appearance.

Most decisively, Richard Nixon's pale, haggard appearance in a 1960 clash with a tanned, relaxed John F. Kennedy was understood that same night as a disaster for the Republican.

The typical form of the moth has a pale speckled appearance and there are two darker forms, f. carbonaria, which is nearly black, and f. insularia, which is intermediate in color.