Sentence examples for sallow complexion from inspiring English sources

He had an incipient goatee, a sallow complexion, and sleepy brown eyes.

Because of her sallow complexion she was called by the Greek name for "toad".

He had a fine-boned, patrician face, short hair, and a sallow complexion.

He spoke in a drawling but precise voice and resembled a Chekhovian intellectual, with glasses, a close-shaved beard and mustache, and a slightly sallow complexion.

"In photos of myself as a child I already seem to have the wrinkled and sallow complexion of a 20-a-day man".

There were her sallow complexion, her ample moles (sometimes morphing into a third nipple) and supposed extra finger, which were all taken as signs of unnaturalness, unwomanliness and dubious Frenchness, if not outright allegiance with the Devil.

My colleagues stayed indoors, the toll of the months they'd been deployed showing in their sallow complexions.

Mr. Besson makes existentialism into a set of flash cards: the men in "Kiss of the Dragon" all have sallow complexions, pockmarked waxen faces that look like the skin of an orange and are rendered in wide screen.

In an instant, a harried production assistant set upon us, took one look at our sallow complexions, and immediately directed us along a secondary red carpet — the one that ran parallel to the real red carpet and was reserved for people no one wanted to look at.

No one in the present US administration seems to have any useful memory of our earlier adventures in this department, and no one appears able to clearly distinguish between the two crucially different bad-hats with sallow complexions, Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein.

Just check out the graying hairs, receding hairlines and sallow complexions of our frenetic Congressmen.