Sentence examples for slight skin from inspiring English sources
The only flaw in what would otherwise be described as a classically handsome, fine-featured face was a slight skin discoloration just above his top lip, a birthmark, perhaps, or the result of a schoolyard brawl.
The Facebook pictures, which reveal no obvious scarring and only slight skin colouration on the side of her head, inspired more than 800 of her Facebook friends to post supportive messages in just two hours.
We do a slight skin contact maceration two to three hours maximum which gives that extra color, instead of just being pale white.
Team-mate Carl Hester was eighth on Nip Tuck with a score of 79.591% but Fiona Bigwood and her horse Atterupgaards Orthilia were forced to pull out before the start of the event with a slight skin reaction to the horse, which was causing sensitivity.
One rheumatoid patient had slight skin necrosis which healed spontaneously.
Usual measures were taken to improve skin impedance: excessive hair shaving, slight skin abrading with sandpaper and cleaning of skin with alcohol.
Even the slightest skin irritant makes him break out all over his body.
A slight man with thin skin.
Analyzing the results we can assume that reconstruction with Integra double regeneration template in small and large defect sizes can guarantee good scars in terms of color (normal or slight mismatch), skin texture (matte), contour (flush with surrounding skin), distortion (none or mild), and texture (just palpable).
Her physical presence is slight – translucent skin and tiny, fine-boned fingers – and she gives the impression of operating on a different plane from the rest of us, as though earthly concerns are something of a mystery to her.
We have found that injection of PL and rMCP-1 is capable of triggering production of CCL20 and IL-23 together with slight ear skin inflammation in CCR6−/− mice, suggesting that macrophages, DCs or keratinocytes, rather than CCR6+ T cells, are the major source of CCL20 and IL-23 under stimulation of PL in vivo.
