Sentence examples for pale children from inspiring English sources

The streets — dirt lanes, actually — are full of refugees, pale children with running sores, beggars in rags, elderly Tajik and Uzbek men clad in long winter tunics, mujahideen with guns, and women concealed by burkhas.

As the younger siblings huddled on the sofa — pale children with downcast eyes, looking shy and frightened — the reporters asked Helen if she had any idea why her mother had left.

They hung side by side with all manner of queer foreign gods: the Great Shepherd and the Black Goat, three-headed Trios and the Pale Child Bakkalon, the Lord of Light and the butterfly god of Naath.

Andersen's mirrors reverse the violent intent of these hubristic predecessors and bring light and warmth into a cold dark valley – a boon for "the pale little children of Rjukan", as its mayor said.

The Jesus of Andrew Lloyd Webber and the lyricist Tim Rice's 1971 rock opera, "Jesus Christ Superstar" (now in its fourth Broadway revival, at the Neil Simon, directed by Des McAnuff), is not an inspired and inspiring mystic; nor is he the dream of salvation for "two pale Negro children," as Kennedy describes her protagonists.

The second teaser, "Towhead," shows a group of pale, blonde children standing in an eerie hallway.

I'm pretty sure they all got a selfie of my sick child with puffy eyes and pale face.

He lifted his gaze to see a pale, wasted child.

When her governess, Margaretta Eagar, told her after the visit that the sickly child she had been conversing so gently with was Olga, four-year-old Tatiana began to cry bitterly and protested that the pale, thin child couldn't be her adored older sister.

Officers were said to be taken aback when the pale-skinned child appeared in the home of a couple with 13 other offspring who were all dark-skinned.

A few days later, arriving home from shopping, I found one of the children pale and scared.