She had milky white skin, blemished with the occasional liver spot.
It should be firm, white, free of blemishes or rot, and have compact clusters.
It's such a relief to see that red blemish turn white.
But that promise has come to naught, amid recriminations about his refusal to make a formal apology for the treatment meted out to aboriginals by generations of white Australians.Labor has its blemishes too.
As soon as I could start to make out the immense shadow of the bommie (an outcrop of coral reef) looming before me I could see that all around its flanks and on the summit, covered in just a metre of water in some places, were blemishes of white.
Mine was rapidly expanding here, in the semi-darkness, among the threadbare velvet seats, the mildew-perfumed draperies, the dodgy wiring, illuminated only by "emeralds", "rubies", and a shaft of light slicing down from the projection booth to the broad, off-white screen with a blemish in the upper left hand quadrant.
The surface of the chocolate itself should be free of blemishes such as white marks (called bloom).
"The babies that are zero to 3 months old, they get so many rashes, so many blemishes, that I often shoot use black and white because one, it makes all of those blemishes disappear, and two, it has a timeless quality".
The sunlight can cause acne eruptions and worsen your blemish, pimples, black-heads, white-head and redness.
Nirmalas ("those without blemish") at first wore only white garments but later adopted the ochre robes worn by Hindu ascetics and shared some other practices, such as birth and death rites, with Hindus.
