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Acne in sentence

16 examples of Acne in a sentence

One of my favorites is called subclinical acne.
If you look up subclinical acne, you may find a website, which I did, which says that this is the easiest type of acne to treat.
Maybe that's because you don't actually have acne.
As if all that weren't enough, chronic stress has even more ways it can sabotage your health, including acne, hair loss, sexual dysfunction, headaches, muscle tension, difficulty concentrating, fatigue, and irritability.
It's filled simultaneously with heartbreaking sweetness and beauty, desperate poverty, floods and babies and acne and Mozart, all swirled together.
Many people visited my grandmother, people with severe acne on their faces or warts on their hands.
We then pick up a few years later and Henry is a schoolboy, befallen by an extreme case of acne that leads to him being rejected by the opposite sex and ridiculed by his peers.
Something that Shuya can't manage to pull off- he's short, whiny, and seems to have an acne problem.
The attempted initiation of the young boy, the acute acne humiliations and the necrophilia are all hard to take but the film is dressed well enough and a smile lingers despite it all.
The first segment of this film is a bit like a "coming of age" story that's probably a bit racier than most of its type, but then it morphs into Harry as a teenager, with hideous acne and wanting to stay away from others because of his horrible complexion.
Some extra-dark version of Samuel L. Jackson spends over an hour berating an investigator with severe cystic acne scarring.
This inane, tasteless movie is aimed at nervous teenagers with bad acne, no hobbies or friends whatsoever and palms that are so hairy they need to comb them.
The Red Skull is the villain, but in most of the movie he looks like a guy with acne problems.
The garrulous minister called the intrusion just “one little spot” of acne on the otherwise “beautiful face” of the bilateral relationship – a mere blemish that could be treated with “an ointment.”
In the early 1990s, chemical analyses confirmed the oil's valuable nutritional and dermatological properties -- including as a treatment for acne, wrinkles, and light wounds.
Most would rather lose a leg, and all would prefer deafness, dyslexia, diabetes, severe heart disease, or acne.