Sentence examples for skin coloring from inspiring English sources
The color of your veins can help you to determine if you have cool or warm skin coloring.
She has skin coloring that suggests her tanning machine is set to whatever position is higher than George Hamilton.
He moved with practiced precision, five seconds to assess skin coloring, breathing and pulse, all factors he used to determine the victim's chances for survival.
In this novel, she demonstrates again that she enjoys describing weather, scents, eyes, skin coloring and beautiful women; that she is dismayed by environmental despoliation, extreme obesity, child abuse and neglect.
This surprising combination of eye, hair and skin coloring may have not have been unusual during his lifetime, but it is no longer seen among modern Europeans, the team reported Sunday in the journal Nature.
Following the application of a suite of digital modifications to the captured image tweaks on hair, skin coloring, and facial structure to conform to or defy modern ideals of airbrushed beauty, his models are hooked up to an Emotiv EEG brain scanner, and shown 50 of Chasserot's modified images.
And why does skin color even matter?
Her skin color never merits a mention.
"They mentioned his skin color a lot".
