Sentence examples for to the complexion from inspiring English sources

Blush and lip color help add a rosy glow to the complexion.

"The lips turn blue, there's a blue pallor to the complexion," she said.

* Dining rooms must always be painted a warm color, flattering to the complexion.

That affiliation is crucial to the complexion of P.S. 1, its new leader said.

Others think it's an unnecessary step, scoffing that toner, while often refreshing, doesn't offer any real benefits to the complexion.

In August, 1876, writing from Pencraig, she reported that she had been invited to join an archery club, and told Bahlmann of the latest craze, lawn tennis, which she called "difficult, tiresome, & destructive to pretty dresses & to the complexion, but nevertheless delightful".

Bound information is determined with respect to the "complexions" (microstates) of the system.

South Africa's task is to balance a political desire to darken the complexion of institutions such as state industries, the public broadcasting agency, the bureaucracies and the universities, against the risk of repeating the crude ethnic chauvinism of the past.The ANC, led by cosmopolitan types suspicious of tribal tradition, is mindful of this.

Because GE is so large, moreover, Mr Immelt will have to make big divestitures, too, if he really wants to change the complexion of his business.

In a flurry of charges and rebuttals, Sparks was accused of exceeding "the limits of an editor's license," and told that he, of all people, ought to have understood "the power of even a comma to alter the complexion of a sentence".

Overall, Harris has been the outstanding bowler for the past six Test matches, while Lehmann, in a relatively short space of time has managed to change the complexion of the Australian team from a rabble to one that gave England a going-over in Brisbane of a kind they have scarcely bettered even in the glory days.