Sentence examples for skin darkened from inspiring English sources

(He may even have had his skin darkened in photographs to try to pass, in the opposite direction).

A single man with skin darkened by his days in the sun, he said he looked forward to coming to the corner each day.

Having his skin darkened – Michael Jackson in reverse – Griffin found out what it was like to live as a black man in the segregated American South.

And farmers' skin, darkened by the sun, has become a marker of lower social status in a country so obsessed with light skin that television and women's magazines are packed with advertisements touting skin-whitening creams.

She has just been abandoned by Alfie (Anthony Hopkins), her husband of 40 years, who has had his "teeth whitened and his skin darkened" and is on the prowl for a younger woman.

That video, recorded as he was still being treated in the hospital, showed a visibly altered Mr. Saleh, his signature mustache taken over by a greying beard and his skin darkened either because of tissue damage or by makeup used to conceal injuries.

When the accumulation is in the pituitary gland, the testosterone level can be affected; accumulation in the joints leads to arthritis; accumulation in the skin darkens the complexion.

In Xenopus laevis, most of these signals are produced in the hypothalamic magnocellular nucleus (Mg) and are probably released from neurohemal axon terminals in the pituitary neural lobe, to stimulate αMSH-release, causing skin darkening.

Within a day, their skin darkens to blue grey colour as their feathers develop underneath.

During the first ten days of the breeding season, the skin darkens to a deep pink on the bill and an almost purple-tinted red on the legs.

Dr. Vic Narurkar echoed my own experience with the Fraxel re:store laser in a study where he showed that this laser can be safely used for all skin types without scarring and with minimal chances of transient skin darkening.