Eyes pale blue, and prominent; body nearly diaphanous, with pale red spots.

By rhythmic reversion, sextillion worlds passed into diaphanous luster; fire became firmament.

Thirty-foot diaphanous silk curtains parted in the draught, and they passed through.

Some have their skeletons coloured with a diaphanous violet marked with white.

Liberty, in diaphanous draperies, leaps from cloud to cloud, lovely and unapproachable.

She is so slender, so light, so filmy, she must be diaphanous.

There was nothing about her diaphanous, nothing undecided, nothing floating, no mist.

The delicacy of the features was extreme; the forehead seemed diaphanous.

Nor is it as diaphanous as you might hope from inside.

Our bodies are light; the texture, apparently firm and resisting, is somehow diaphanous.

Berenice was so beautiful in a storm of diaphanous clinging garments.

Near him, in the diaphanous white of a guardian angel, was a nurse.

Then I imagine a diaphanous veil falling across the rest of my presentation.

The leaves were just enough developed to make a diaphanous lacework of green.

The kind of bench which Alma-Tadema usually fills with diaphanous maidens.

Her sister was there, across the room, dressed in an identical diaphanous shift.