Sentences with phrase «cancerlike pallor»

Over the course of only a few seconds her behavior immediately cast a pallor onto my mood and threatened to ruin my afternoon.

I recall us in our pallor at the stand - offish kibbutz on its narrow shelf of shore past the Qumran scroll mines, how they had fresh water hoses afloat on the surface to wash our mouths and eyes if the clear Mars - gravity water got into them, as we drifted high as triremes.

Cabana couples, bronzed on isles they've toured, All yield to rest - home pallor, and the grippe.

One had only to look at the pallor deepening on Blinky Palermo's normally ruddy cheeks to realize that a considerable sum had been wagered on the Honeybear to regain his title.

Start with shimmery highlights placed around your face to freshen your skin pallor.

Nighttime lighting can hide cyanosis and pallor.

Despite always washing my hands after diaper changes, I can never seem to fully scrub the diaper cream's whitish pallor and «eau de Desitin» aroma from my hands.

A prospective study8 of a Tasmanian high - risk birth cohort of 6213 infants reported no increase in cyanosis, pallor, or breathing symptoms at age 5 weeks for infants sleeping in the supine position, and, in fact, the risk for these symptoms was increased among infants sleeping in the prone position.

The study showed that infants sleeping supine did not have an increase in cyanosis, pallor, or breathing problems at 1 month of age.

In South Australia, there was no significant increase in infant and early childhood deaths attributed to gastric aspiration as supine sleeping became more common.14 A prospective study in Tasmania, Australia, was conducted to determine the relationship between sleeping position and parental report of cyanosis, pallor, and breathing difficulties.

His bloodless and cold prime ministerial pallor is invigorated (somewhat) through his association with a strong woman.

Twenty - five had ophthalmologic changes: 18 with intraocular abnormalities, including macular chorioretinal atrophy, mottled retinal pigment epithelium, and optic nerve pallor; seven with strabismus or nystagmus without intraocular abnormalities.

The child's pallor was due to malaria parasites destroying her hemoglobin - rich red blood cells.

You can tell someone works for a Slavedriver by the spotty, ghostly pallor of their skin — the result of a lack of sunlight and using the departmental chocolate machine as their sole carbon source.

Less blood flows to the digestive system and other organs that do not assist in fleeing or fighting, producing dry mouth, motor agitation, sweating, pallor, enlarged pupils and over the long term, insomnia.

Symptoms tend to be easily recognized by sufferers, and can include fatigue, mood changes (a sense of sadness or euphoria) yawning and pallor, problems with concentration, increasing sensitivity to sound and light and a general feeling that the migraine attack is about to begin.

The loss of energy, hair loss, yellow - grey pallor, and sagging skin have all reversed themselves.

The ANS is activated as a compensatory mechanism, with associated blood pressure symptoms such as heart palpitations, increased heart rate, skin pallor, increased strength of each heartbeat, increased respiratory rate, and fainting in severe cases.

Glitter tights and glitter boots, seemed like a great way of detracting from the pallor - inducing colour of the top.

There is some makeup and shading underneath to give the skin a green pallor (optional), but after that, all you need is a facepaint kit, a couple brushes and your imagination.

I choose to work on my pallor from inside out, I'd say, and also to embrace what I can not change.

The bronzer brings back all of the healthy color drained from your face while the highlighter gives you some of that natural glow that distracts from the dark circles under your eyes and unfortunate green pallor.

You might wonder how often Kristen Stewart's acquaintances — seeing her nervously alert, fragile pallor — have said to her, «You look like you've seen a ghost.»

For the cinephile and shutterbug alike, Manhattan has a little bit of everything: candid Look mag - style street snaps, black - tie soirees that emphasize a champagne flute shimmer and the sickly pallor of its attendees, Central Park in a sudden downpour, tastefully appointed Manhattan loft spaces, and, most famously, the silhouettes of Allen and Diane Keaton basking in the majesty of the Queensboro Bridge.

With a gritty, back country pallor and an unusually angry Sam Rockwell, the thriller «A Single Shot» carries promise.

A deathly pallor hangs over the thing — provided in part by a dread - filled score — and the atmosphere is intensified by a perfectly integrated hint of the supernatural.

It's an effectively nasty piece of work, well - acted and filmed with a blue - gray pallor that sometimes made the DVD image (2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen) hard to make out on my portable player but is more than apt under the circumstances.

Riseborough, last seen wooing Billie Jean King over a haircut in Battle of the Sexes, is frumped - up here, her Kewpie - doll radiance dulled by a sickly pallor, bad bangs and a delivery that's deadpan verging on lethargic.

The push and pull between Pearson's partner (a somewhat lackluster Jason Segel) and his mentor (a rather fitting Martin Sheen), who demand he recuse his wonton statements about God's guest list, takes on a sort of watered down pallor of an episode of «Greenleaf» but without the relieving moments of camp and narrative convenience.

As a filthy crime reporter with the pallor of a shambling corpse, Ribisi is the depraved drug fiend you expect from a Thompson adaptation, though here he's a supporting player rather than the story's protagonist.

Then of course there's Michael Chapman's cinematography, running an intoxicating gamut from neon smear to sickly pallor; and Bernard Herrmann's magnificent (and last) score, which alternately lends melancholy romanticism and an impending sense of dread.

It's a fitting pallor for the 1960s folk scene in Greenwich Village that the eponymous troubadour, played by Oscar Isaac, finds himself rambling through.

Colors are a little faded and Dean Martin's sweaty pallor errs on the side of unwell.

It is outside the pallor and dolor of Fifty Shades that Johnson gets to strut a fuller stride, as Rebel Wilson's avid sidekick in How to Be Single and as the sun - streaked temptress in Luca Guadagnino's A Bigger Splash.

Some say James Franco and Tom Hanks were snubbed — crazy talk when you consider that Robert Pattinson reversed his vampiric pallor for «Good Time», pulling off a Pacino - grade performance.

The film's bleak pallor is achieved in large part by editor Hank Corwin, who began his career as an editor for Oliver Stone, and cinematographer Eduardo Serra.

Its visceral punch is delivered in part by photography director Jas Shelton, who casts the proceedings in a cancerlike pallor that evokes an unsettling mood.

In the morning, we were not allowed to go down the front stairs for our stockings until it was light, and on some Christmases the four of us had sat, lined silently up on the landing, shivering, waiting for the first gray pallor of day to lighten the darkened rooms below.

As long as I had been immersed in the colors of Ischia, amid sunburned faces, my transformation had seemed suitable; now, restored to the context of the neighborhood, where every face, every street had a sick pallor, it seemed to me excessive, anomalous.

Indoors the front camera results in plenty of image noise, giving a sort of sickly pallor to selfies as the colours leach out.

Clinical signs of disease include jaundice (yellow pallor to the skin, whites of the eyes, and gums), inappetance, vomiting, diarrhea and painful abdomen.

Diffuse pallor of dermal connective tissue with pale - staining, smudged, collagen probably results from tissue ischemia.

If you're french bulldog's urine is very clear, as clear as water essentially and without the yellow pallor we associate with urine, then your frenchie may be suffering from renal issues.

If the deficiency is not that significant, your dog may show lethargy or fatigue, pallor, depression, or lack of appetite.

The presence of large bowel diarrhea, frequent vomiting, pallor, jaundice, edema or ascites should prompt consideration of other more likely diagnoses.

Dogs may have nonspecific signs such as lethargy, loss of appetite, weight loss or more specific signs such as difficulty breathing, pallor, or abdominal fluid.

Anemia (pale mucous membranes; pallor; weakness; caused by abnormally low numbers of circulating red blood cells)

Unlike lotion formulas, this kind won't spill in your bag, mess up your makeup, or leave you with a ghostly pallor.

You mention the phrase «licensed game» or, worse still, «tie - in» and a deathly pallor comes across the faces of everyone in the near vicinity as they contemplate the swathes of interactive mediocrity that have been commissioned and published under such loose genre umbrellas.

His ghoulish pallor, leather apron and that helmet were the things nightmares are made of.