Meanings of unhealthy pallor in English

A hissing white-flamed salt-lamp gave an unhealthy pallor to his skin.

Pappas had deep ruts under his eyes and an unhealthy pallor to his skin.

Troblum's face was fat and heavy, his skin an unhealthy pallor and dribbling with sweat.

Black brings out my unhealthy pallor.

His unhealthy pallor was gone, his eyes had lost their glassiness, his step was firm, his body more elastic.

She was now seventeen years old, and very small and thin, as well as of an unhealthy pallor of face.

He looked at the sickness in his brother's eyes and the white, ghastly, unhealthy pallor of his face and thought.

There were hard blue marks under the long-lashed eyes, an unhealthy pallor to his cheeks, a slight unsteadiness of his fingers.

His fair skin took on an unhealthy pallor beneath the skylights, and Marsh thought there was a chalky grayish tinge to it.

His eyes, which were of bluish slate-colour, relieved his unhealthy pallor and shone out plainly above the vivid orange tie he wore.

His skin had an unhealthy pallor that told the baron his vassal lord had not ventured outdoors for weeks, or maybe even months.

A buzzing fluorescent lamp was set diagonally across the ceiling, shedding a flat glare that gave the young doctor's pale face an unhealthy pallor.

Pemberton looked also, and noted how morning accentuated the doctor's unhealthy pallor, making the corpulent face appear gray and malleable, like dirty bread dough.

His Irish feeling for beauty and brightness was especially offended by the unhealthy pallor of the woman's complexion, and the sullen self-suppression of her manner.

His hair was grey, his hands trembled, his eyes were bloodshot, and his face had the unhealthy pallor which accompanies intense nervous pressure and excitement.