Sentence examples for skin missing from inspiring English sources

What the flakes leave behind on this dark-skinned black man are patches of skin missing their requisite melanin, the sallowness that takes its place making me as splotchy as a weather map.

A photograph taken at the scene and posted online showed two people sitting in the street, their clothes mostly shredded and patches of skin missing from their bodies.

One elderly patient waited nine hours on a stretcher for a bed at Northern hospital and no crews were free to attend a motorbike accident patient, who had skin missing from his face and a leg fracture, the AEA said.

It is extraordinary when Hille speaks of people with one skin missing; there has never been an actress more able to suggest that the audience is X-raying her.

When doctors discovered patches of skin missing from her feet and hands, they assumed she was simply "overcooked".

The images reveal extreme damage to his skin, with wounds over his entire body and significant sections of skin missing, exposing red and white tissue and, in some areas, what appear to be blood vessels.

Kaluuya – also known as Posh Kenneth from Skins – missed out on winning the outstanding newcomer prize but was rewarded with a special "editor's award for a shooting star".

Show a bit of skin, Miss Alaska.

"Deep within her, behind her cardigan and her blouse and her petticoat trimmed with scratchy nylon lace, behind her interlock vest and freckled skin, Miss Dempsey sensed a slow movement, a tiny spiral shift of matter, as if, at the very moment the curate spoke, a change had occurred: a change so minute as to baffle description, but rippling out, in its effect, to infinity".

When he was born, some skin was missing over his eyebrows and in patches on his scalp.

The photos show it all — the paucity of white skin, the missing surnames and the absence of a straight-on portrait of a single nanny.