Sentence examples for whose complexion from inspiring English sources
Mr. Voboril, whose complexion resembles a rock formation, clearly relishes being at one with the elements.
And Sirleaf, whose complexion is lighter than just about any Liberian's, has pointed out frequently and emphatically that her color is misleading, that she actually has no Americo-Liberian blood whatsoever, that she does not belong to the racial elite whose greed and historic oppression is named by some as the origin of Liberia's brutal collapse.
On that basis, we are rationally entitled to infer that the population probably closely matches the sample, whose complexion is known to us.
Everyone seems to have personal qualms over which to shed tears, and everyone looks busted as hell, particularly Kiara, whose complexion resembles wet, unmixed cement.
Director Ron Howard (Apollo 13, A Beautiful Mind) says he chose actors whose complexions "were striking because you see the devastation on their faces – Cillian Murphy's eyes, Ben Whishaw's bone structure".
Like Dwight Rhoden, whose Complexions company preceded Aspen Santa Fe at the Joyce two weeks ago, Mr. Elo specializes in nonstop, high-energy body tangles and stretches that erupt repeatedly, dancers rooted to the stage.
And Mr. Rhoden, whose Complexions company was the model for companies of independent dancers like Rhythmek, gave Sarita Allen a chance to be her distinctive force-of-nature self in "Growth (Relationship With the Body)," set to music by Steve Reich.
In Realtor-speak, the district is "in transition," which means in Police Department terms that its college-educated young renting class and bonus-gorged co-op-owning elite can still score narcotics from the old-guard locals, whose complexions are generally darker than the new folks', making them easy to spot on party nights but tricky to ID in photo lineups come the red-eyed mornings after.
(The last one is reserved for tourists whose pallid complexion resembles that of Casper the Friendly Ghost).
It is the story of Lee Anderson, a black man whose white complexion allows him to cross racial barriers.
I am not a woman whose light complexion shimmers in the weak sunlight like a faun in a forest glade.
