| The sallowness of his impassive face had increased somewhat, and his long thin hands had their old lackadaisical air. |
| What the flakes leave behind on this dark-skinned black man are patches of skin missing their requisite melanin, the sallowness that takes its place making me as splotchy as a weather map. |
| The sallowness had left his face and a slight color appeared in his cheeks. |
| He had outgrown the sallowness of early ill health, and had a fresh, brilliant complexion. |
| The sallowness of his complexion took the luster from his eyes, like lamps kept on in daylight. |
| She noted the deep-orange stain on fingers as well as the twitching of muscles and sallowness of skin that came from nicotine. |
