Skinned in a sentence

The idea was that if the light-skinned people were allowed to mate freely with the dark-skinned people, the population would remain dark-skinned due to the genetic dominance of the original dark-skinned people.

It means that the light-skinned person addressed would be "ugly" if they were dark-skinned; their complexion is just giving them cover.

Like tiger has different strategies to hunt different animals – from the thick skinned rhino to a soft skinned deer – we should have the flexibility to can adapt to situations as per time, place and circumstance.

Research by Stanford psychologist Jennifer Eberhardt found that darker-skinned black defendants were twice as likely as lighter-skinned black defendants to get the death penalty for crimes involving white victims.

As a result, there are some light-skinned Brazilians who claim that samba is the music of low-class, dark-skinned Brazilians and, therefore, is a "thing of bums and bandits".

Light skinned people with blue eyes have relatively low melanin in the fundus and thus show a much stronger red-eye effect than dark skinned people with brown eyes.

Light-skinned "upper-class" Brazilians often associated Samba with dark-skinned blacks because of its arrival from West Africa.

To see in place of the light-brown haired, light skinned Jesus child a blue black, woolly haired, brown skinned Jew boy would be an impossibility.

A light-skinned Black woman's meticulously crafted life of privilege starts to unravel when two strangers show up in her quaint suburban town.

But numerous accounts of Trump reveal him to be thin-skinned, addicted to flattery, a megalomaniac, demagogic, impulsive, vindictive, a sociopath, and a narcissist who lacks empathy or a social conscience.

Daily Mail columnist Stephen Glover leapt to her defense, arguing that Harry was just thin-skinned.

For melanin-skinned patients, the process can be more complicated.

For some fans, he came off as passionate; for others, including myself, he came across as thin-skinned and unprofessional (no, I do not agree that he came off as unhinged).

For the normies, that’s a crocodile-skinned bag from the super-pricey Hermès brand, bejeweled with diamonds, that costs $750,000.

Fortunately, Martin was not at all thick-skinned, but Banderas was almost directing the director.

He was powerless to change the way the system worked but, at least on Sighthill, he and his friends held another kind of power – the ability to inflict violence on darker-skinned newcomers.

I was raised in a brown skinned, minimum wage, first generation immigrant family and can confidently say poverty and racism is just an excuse from people who do not want to put in the effort to fix their situation.

Liberal women are so delicate and thin-skinned.

Officers describe the person as a light-skinned 25 to 35-year-old man, who was last seen wearing black pants and black and white Nike shoes.

Sean Penn is Rut, gravel-voiced and leather-skinned, who’s hellbent on teaching the new kid the ropes.