Sentence examples for pale are from inspiring English sources

And when Anna and Pale are alone together, Robbie's spectral presence is always a third party.

Artists that were once considered beyond the critical pale are newly assessed in the light of sampling, broadening tastes and rock music's borrowing from increasingly arcane areas of the past.

Those women that are speckled in the face, somewhat lean, and pale, are more given to Venery than those that are red and fat.

For instance, the colors "red" and "pale" are separable in the degree of intensity, and the colors "purple" and "deep red" are separable in the degree of Hue.

Am I naked, am I pale, is my hair blowing?

It is this definition of pale from which the phrase "beyond the pale" is derived.

Still, to place West beyond the pale is to construct the pale awfully narrowly.

While Socrates is pale and musical, the pale is not musical, nor the musical pale, unless all this means is that Socrates is pale and musical.

"Medievally thin and pale," is how the Times (quoting Weiner's book) describes de Grey.

Now making people less pale is a $5 billion industry.

Telopea 'Shade of Pale' is an unusual pale-pink flowered form of T. speciosissima.