He looked tired and drab, his eyes rimmed with dark circles, a reddish stain disfiguring his crisp white polo shirt.
A white Barong shirt on top, with the colourful presidential seal emblazoned on its pocket, had reddish stains and a sleeve nearly torn off.
In the film, directed by Mark Pellington ("Arlington Road") from a screenplay by Albert Torres, the miracles wrought by feeling a mystical connection with a mysterious reddish stain on the side of a stucco house are less earthshaking and have to do with physical and mental health.
Abundant pedogenic slickensides, ped structures, gilgai topography, reddish stain on ped surfaces, and sepic-plasmic microfabric in the paleosol were probably related to shrink and swell processes driven by marked seasonal precipitation in a well-drained landscape.
Initially creamy white in color, they will stain reddish then blackish where they have been injured, or sometimes develop dirty reddish stains with age.
The stem color is pale grayish-white on the upper portion, and pale grayish-black below; the base becomes somewhat dirty brown in age, but does not develop reddish stains.
In the area of the lower rib cage, a reddish stain extends from the third to fifth thoracic rib (Figure 4A).
When compared to modern terrestrial lizards (Figure 9A), the position of the large reddish stain within the lower rib cage (Figure 4A) correspond well with that of the heart and/or liver, to suggest that it may be a trace of one, or both, of these organs.
In normal colon tissue neither epithelial nor stroma cells did express CRN5, while tissue-residing lymphocytes showed a strong cytosolic localisation of CRN5 (Fig. 1a; intense reddish stain marked by double-arrows).
