Jaundiced

Despite the Kasai treatment, it did not work - Max became unwell and more jaundiced.

But just as one is becoming jaundiced about this subculture, Montague offers examples of ultras going toe-to-toe with autocratic states.

Our own age regrettably takes a more jaundiced view of motherhood.

Their report is often jaundiced and atropheid in favour of BokoHaram.

Kiwanuka’s resigned, world-weary tone suggests that he feels the impact of that jaundiced world acutely, as if he is bearing an impossible burden that he can’t seem to drop.

While it afforded the perfect backdrop to begin what may yet prove a momentous year for the couple, one woman will probably look upon their love parade with a jaundiced eye: Dara Huang.

As it progresses, skin around eyes, lips and teats become pale or jaundiced.

Karen Maling Cowles, the President of the Benidorm British Business Association, found Tomek after seeing the picture, and told he was jaundiced, had the shakes and told her he was an alcoholic.

Many in the ALP, such as NSW opposition leader Luke Foley, share the same jaundiced view that their passion for horse racing should be splattered anywhere in the city.

The envoy hammers his country’s jaundiced political view about Somaliland.

Ambalika turns pale and bloodless upon seeing him, and thus her son Pandu is born pale and unhealthy (the term Pandu may also mean 'jaundiced' citation ).

Such frustrations left many experienced programmers with a jaundiced view of PL/I, and often an active dislike for the language.

They often cast a critical, jaundiced insider's eye toward the auto industry.