Sentence examples for redness to from inspiring English sources

Rather than interpret 'the ball is red' as a predication of redness to a thin particular, we can instead take 'the ball' to refer to the thick particular a complex state of affairs and interpret 'the ball is red' as asserting that this thick particular includes redness as a constituent.

Our gaze stays fixed upon an unblemished brick wall long enough for its plain, earthen redness to feel oppressively boring.

The Las Vegas Police Department incident report noted that "Harris had redness to her face and a large contusion to the right side of her forehead and chin".

The merest hint of water must be removed so that it doesn't freeze in the chamber and cause an iceburn with a similar level of pain and redness to sunburn.

As in his novels — from "The Heart of Redness" to "The Whale Caller" — a profound environmental consciousness informs his autobiography, an attentiveness to the vital interplay between rural communities and the ecological forces that sustain them.

"Toward the end of radiation, when he had a lot of redness to his face and a lot of swelling, I said, 'You probably are not going to want to give a lot of TV interviews.' And he said, 'Really?' " As Achatz's tongue returned to normal shape, he began to gain weight.

If the wound looks very red and the redness appears to be spreading out from the wound site, this is an indicator of infection.

To remove skin's redness, or to give the subject a tan, use the Sepia effect.

Anterior uveitis is treated to control symptoms of pain, photophobia and redness, and to reduce complications such as posterior synechiae, cataract and macular oedema.

The reasons why olopatadine showed superior efficacy (itching and redness relief) to epinastine in this study and earlier studies remain to be elucidated.

Ice works to quickly close up pores and reduce the swelling and redness stereotypical to pimples.