Sentence examples for skin means from inspiring English sources

Vinculus: "My skin means the opposite of yours.

"I know what the colour of my skin means to someone of our generation," she writes.

My skin means that any man may strike me in a public place and never fear the consequence.

My skin means you will be raised up on high, nameless slave … that your enemies shall be destroyed … it means that the time has almost come".

Then I remind myself of the advantages: having bad skin means it's hard to be arrogant or to look down on others.

"There is no industry standard for what sensitive skin means or for making sensitive skin claims," said Lauren Thaman Hodges, the global director of beauty science at Procter & Gamble, the parent company of Olay.

If I wanted to participate, I had to accept that my skin meant I couldn't be the star.

Our greed for more recalls that of the passengers on Sandrine's first flight, "full of desire to know her, to know what her skin meant".

It was an anxious time, because now I was becoming more and more convinced that the puckered skin meant something was wrong.

It is, in other words, a facade in the sense that critics often deride: a skin meant to hide or decorate a building.

The wet tests were conducted in an isothermal condition, with an ambient and skin mean temperatures averaged ∼35 °C, the evaporative resistance, Ret, varied between 36 and 60 m2 Pa W−1.