Sentence examples for quite blond from inspiring English sources

Ms. Harry is not quite blond right now, her short hair bleached nearly white and punkishly tousled.

But he claims that his sun-and-mousse bleached hair won't be quite so blond in September.

He had quite long, blond hair that curled at the nape of his neck, clear blue eyes, a flat nose, broad jawbones.

In Taylor's first confession, she casually referred to "another boy" who had been in Helen Wilson's apartment, but her description of his appearance dissolved into nothing: he was "not real slender, not real bulky," with hair "not black but not quite real blond".

Today, Breslin is 17, and quite the blond bombshell.

"She had an evolved sense of irony, and did I mention she was blond and quite beautiful?" Mr. Macauley said.

The teenagers in Two Friends – brunette, studious, not-quite-pubescent Louise; and blond, wild, sexually adventurous Kelly – are a yin and yang pair; they need each other, and yet are constantly in struggle.

Quite a mixed crowd — lithe blond women, Latino delivery bikers, muscle men with tiny dogs.

It's still blond, but there's quite a bit of white now.

Marilyn was of course a blond by then, and quite famous.

"He was quite eccentric, had his hair dyed bleached blond.