As she introduces herself, she circulates stacks of pale orange paper around the room.
She was nearly eighty, as pale as paper and as thin as bone.
The skin of his face was delicate, unblemished, as pale as paper.
What really shocked Sarah was how heavily laden the thin sheets of pale blue paper were with love and mourning.
Another surprise is "Young Man in the Sun," an exquisite drawing on pale green paper made in 1935 by Carl Pickhardt.
The first glimpse of nudity is not during sex, but in a doctor's examination room where Constance (Hedydd Dylan) stands thin and pale as paper.
She had silver eyes and skin pale as paper, and the contrast with her hair, dark and glossy as an espresso bean, caused people to describe her as striking, if not pretty.
He is as thin as a whippet, his face is as pale as paper, and he is quivering slightly as the district judge and the clerk of the court assemble the facts about him.
Ms. Lerman's earthy, visionary dancers will perform with members of the local Berkshires community in a site-specific piece built around "corpus," a gorgeous-sounding installation by Ann Hamilton in which pale onionskin paper snows down on a space the size of a football field, the windows covered with pale pink silk.
The note — misspelling the word "magnifying," among other irregularities — is written in a neat, cursive hand, in dark ink on pale blue paper: This view, was taken at too great a distance, & from ground 60 or 70 feet lower than the building; rendering the lower Story of the House, & the front Portico entirely invisible.
