Sentence examples for too pale to from inspiring English sources
Survivors have told her that, back in the camps, they would sometimes prick their fingers, rubbing the blood on their cheeks so they would not look too pale to work.
The American blogger Anahata Katkin posts collage-like images of Hindu Goddesses and writes about making a shell-mobile with her son, but then jokes about being too pale to drive her 4-wheel around Costa Rica without feeling like a "Gringa on the loose".
If you think your legs are too pale to show off, you could try a spray-on tan (the bottle varieties tend to streak around the knees) to use at home, or find some fantastic tights.
If the skin is becoming too dark a red, lower the heat to 170C/gas mark 3; if too pale, raise to 190C/gas mark 5 for part of the rest of the roasting time.
Saddam Hussein's power, and perhaps his evil too, pale next to that of Stalin.
The Liberal Democrat leadership hopeful Tim Farron has described his party as "too male and too pale", promising to ensure that 50% of target seats are represented by women and 10% by black, Asian and minority ethnic (BME) candidates.
When she saw him that summer he seemed too pale and harried to be happy.
Obsession is too pale a word to describe the way in which I lived my life.
There he was, too pale and much too chubby to pass as an old salt but nonetheless perched proudly on the foredeck of his sparkling new Newport yacht, the aptly-named Numbers: one Daniel M. Meyers, a founder of First Marblehead Corp. and one of the leading players in the $20 billion student loan industry.
Six women (65 images) were excluded because the digitised image was too pale for visual density categories to be assigned.
