Sentence examples for the complexion and from inspiring English sources

It changed the complexion and momentum of the game.

In the U.S., it's different because it's more about evening the complexion, and it's for all ethnicities.

She uses Mask Stimulastine by Yon-Ka, which has peptides sourced from beech buds, soy and milk protein to brighten the complexion and support collagen production.

The rise of social media has changed the complexion and speed of social data – information about people and society – that researchers can get their hands on.

An early goal might have changed the complexion and Arsenal went close as Sánchez turned sharply to thread a ball for Olivier Giroud to finish cleanly.

As it turns out, running from zombie hordes is marvelous for the libido — if not the complexion — and soon Jacob and Sarah are exchanging charged looks and chaste kisses.

("They got the complexions and connections to give me good directions," he said).

Serenity is a valuable commodity to Ms. Chan, who is in the business of soothing the complexions and egos of clients like Diana Ross, Barbra Streisand and Madonna.

1 48 p.m. Lunch at Last The inaugural luncheon was a splendor of orange (the centerpieces, not the complexions) and odd pairings (not the New England lobster and South Dakota bison, but the seating arrangement).

So, if the psychological concept is to have as its repraesentātum just the content of the logical concept (its repraesentandum) and nothing more, then the psychological concept would have to shed all its peculiar and contingent traits, all of the complexions and fusions that have inevitably accrued to it in its own generation and reproduction (SW VI: 121).

McMullan cuts exactly the figure that one would hope: the stained white suit, the tie askew, the despairing beard, the eruptive complexion, and the hair that no comb would dare engage.