Traditionally purplish Arizona and Nevada are both up for grabs.
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Your face appears pallid and purplish, like a faded bruise.
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She was turning a purplish blue color, and I was panicking.
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They don't volunteer purplish flattery like that because it's their wont.
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Could the missing "a" in the third entry signify the purplish hue?
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It comes out purplish-black and is served sliced, boiled, and pan-fried.
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The new look, paired with purplish-gray smoky eyes, won us over immediately.
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All the photos have a purplish tinge to them that doesn't look great.
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The distant mountains, blanketed with pines and chestnuts, appeared a dark purplish gray.
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And it all gets mixed up with rice noodles made of purplish black rice.
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More specifically, Muusoctopus robustus: a little-known purplish species that inhabits the deep sea.
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Her painting is dominated by a large purplish-brown oval with heavy cracking paint.
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And the purplish tinge to her lips, hands and feet didn't mean she was chilly.
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The skin may be warm with red or purplish areas of swelling that spread rapidly.
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You know, this was a state that looked like it was purplish in the last election.
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Her skin started changing rapidly to a purplish-red color, and then it progressed into gangrene.
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Near his wrist he had a couple of faint, quarter-size marks of a purplish hue.
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Maybe they'd want purplish wines with blackberry aromas, or low-alcohol wines in a pink shade.
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Beyond just correcting purplish pigments to brighten the area, this concealer does something I previously thought impossible.
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It was of dark, purplish, yellow color, here and there stuck over with large, blackish looking squares.
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The inside is typically paler; and the very center of the bite may be purplish or bruised-looking.
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These bluish, purplish jellyfish, called Velella velella, have bodies designed to allow them to sail away from shore.
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I dragged one dark, purplish slice across a line of salt laced with ground chile and perilla seeds.
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Michelson's indistinct, purplish wolves prowl back and forth menacingly, as though they were guard dogs rather than captives.
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"I wanted chiaroscuro stones, faded pinks and purplish reds, iridescent moonstones and sky blues," Ms. de Castellane said.
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Purists will scoff, but I lingered in the purplish brown room dedicated to Surrealism and I hate Surrealism.
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It's a dreary morning, mist hanging in veils over the fields, a purplish tinge to the distant trees.
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On first look, his large paintings appeared as vaguely grayish globs of color, with reddish and purplish highlights.
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One of the most popular polychrome marbles was pavonazzo, a white marble with purplish-red veins running through it.
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Instead of that inexplicable yellow pail, she holds a cavorting monkey at the end of a purplish, ribbony leash.
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The internet produced photos of other Bruce Lees from the same hotel in several colors — red, blue and purplish.
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Ají panca, purplish and mild, brings some complexity to Llama San's tribute to an izakaya standard, grilled salt-cured mackerel.
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AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISTS dabbed and flicked paint on their canvases to suggest spires of purplish blue hollyhocks and cascades of poppies.
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It was pink, the pink of a ballerina's slippers, though a complex network of dark purplish veins crisscrossed its surface.
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As you can see, the animal's ventral cord, which is the purplish line running down its center, is clearly visible.
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The giraffe now appeared to be part of a surreal painting, running across a purplish veld beneath a red sky.
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A mysterious bacterium wormed its way into his body, tearing away at his flesh and turning his skin purplish-black.
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It has plump bulbs holding clusters of purplish cloves with a distinctive flavor: less sharp, with an almost citrusy complexity.
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That's exactly what the researchers did: twiddled the knobs so a dog looked a bit yellow, a deer looked purplish, etc.
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Depending on the variant you choose, the phone is available in four colors: Blue, red, black and a purplish "twilight" gradient.
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Whether it be in Texas or North Carolina or Florida, the lessons are plain as New Hampshire and Colorado's purplish streak.
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Giant hogweed is a tall plant with white flowers in umbrella-like clusters, lobed leaves, and stems covered in purplish-red spots.
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The plant typically has a tall stalk with white flowers in umbrellalike clusters on the top, lobed leaves, and purplish-red stems.
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The Gaewern Slate Mine in Ceredigion, Wales, was once rich in slate, a purplish-gray rock sought for its beauty and durability.
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Brooks's gray portraits of purplish, mystical women are beguiling and provocative—and it was her love life that introduced them to me.
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The Gelato strain is a indica-sativa hybrid with purplish buds that delivers a "heavy handed euphoria," according to its promotional literature.
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Symptoms include warm skin with red or purplish areas of painful swelling after the injury, followed by fever, chills, fatigue and vomiting.
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In the pale bright light of a remotely operated underwater vehicle's (ROV) floodlights, a purplish form appeared—an unknown species of octopus.
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According to the CDC, these symptoms include tenderness, skin that feels sore or warm, red or purplish areas of swelling, ulcers, or blisters.
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The purplish-brown "Marble Dust Paintings: Prugna" also features, on the face of it, nothing more than marble dust on a pine panel.
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These paintings, after the austere meditational quality of the first room, turn up the volume with their reds, muted yellows, and purplish-blacks.
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But to walk away from TX-20173 or other purplish seats based on the identity of the nominee would be a serious mistake.
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Designer Pierpaolo Piccioli was actually enlisted by Gaga to custom-dye the gown a purplish hue, which then directly spawned the matching hair color.
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Sometimes the brush is wetter, working into wet, like the swatch of purplish gray over blue at the bottom center of the same painting.
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That, in part, explains why voters in this purplish district elected someone very familiar with Washington in 6900, when other areas were choosing outsiders.
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" Vronsky's purplish prose is at its lip-smacking best in "The Rippers Before Jack: The Rise of Modern Serial Killers in Europe, 227.99-21660.
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A field of purplish-blue plants, stretching high up the mountain above, an invader that increasingly dominates and defines coastal scenes in eastern Iceland.
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Democratic leaders quickly recognized him as the kind of candidate who could compete in a purplish state and help them win the House majority.
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Its cool, purplish undertone has major benefits: It can make the whites of your eyes look even whiter, and it flatters nearly every skin tone.
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We're especially into Bruise, a sheer oxblood that's about to be everywhere this fall, and UV-B, a bright purplish-blue that Rihanna would love.
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Hovering over the bush, with their two-inch-long iridescent bluish-purplish-black bodies and singed-tangerine wings dizzyingly aflutter, they looked like dancing fairies.
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And in yet another, "Untitled (P-21665)" (16613), orange-yellow and yellow-green lines form curving and rounded shapes that enclose a purplish-gray interior.
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Week after week, Janelle saw the heaviness of her spirit, the purplish bags under her eyes, the way her English worsened and slurred from fatigue.
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Purplish, wriggly and the size of a pinkie fingernail clipping, Antarctic midge larvae live for nearly two years underground, often near penguin and seal excrement.
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"And I got bit," I added, holding up my arm, where a deep-purplish bruise had wrapped itself around the skin just below the elbow.
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Pure fentanyl and carfentanil are white powder, but the samples she produced included a purplish substance, and green plant material doused with synthetic marijuana and opioids.
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Sacks of freshly harvested purplish potatoes stood piled near Calle Nueva; a man selling a freshly slaughtered cow, including the head, was up a different street.
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Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the purplish color of Andrea's face began to fade—it was the first sign that the chest compressions were working.
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The view of the heavens drifted through space, around what might have been the Milky Way in 3-D modeling, with stars clustered in dense purplish clouds.
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Once every dozen years a bright purplish-blue bell-shaped flower called the Neelakurinji, blossoms on the slopes around Munnar - and this was one of those years.
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It has also been known to locals as the 'leopard eel,' said to be yellow with purple spots (it's closer to greenish-yellowish with greenish-purplish spots).
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For "The Lusting Breed," at Bodega on the Lower East Side, Dena Yago colored five large sheets of store-bought felt with a homemade purplish-black dye.
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The purplish-looking Mariana snailfish, who is believed to have visited the trench to feed, was caught on camera, likely attracted by the bait that the scientists placed.
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The natural historian Pliny remarked on the rather unpleasant smell of the murex conchylium — one of the marine gastropods often used to produce the prized purplish-red dye.
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Autumn here is absurdly beautiful; at the end of the season, the leaves in the treetops turn almost purplish, like an expensive head of cauliflower, before falling away.
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Purplish links of coagulated pigs' blood bound by rice and an arterial network of springy, skinny cellophane noodles, soondae does not tend to travel far from Korean neighborhoods.
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Donald J. Trump took the stage just as the sky was slipping from purplish twilight to slate black, and the mood shifted, as well, turning tense and electric.
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Short-rib confit pulls apart into rich purplish hunks that you eat with a version of picadillo in which every ingredient tastes more delicious than it's supposed to.
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"You can smack the side of it," Steel said, and I did; the jellyfish flinched, and a blast of purplish color rippled off from the point of impact.
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Even though the story is centered on curing the land of an ominous purplish smog called The Murk, the world itself is a fairly benign and welcoming place.
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The work is conspicuously framed with wide, beveled-wood molding painted a tasteful, décor-friendly purplish-red that looks great (and somehow slightly rueful) against the photo's sooty tones.
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Both are thick and firm in texture, typically red or purplish in color, and can appear within the first few weeks or a whole year after a new piercing.
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Usually, the damage is nothing more than blisters that lasts for a few days, but there have been confirmed cases of people developing purplish, permanent scars from hogweed sap.
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The VR "experience" just shows you that there's already a habitat powered by solar panels and a greenhouse where potatoes and broccoli are growing underneath purplish-pink LED lights.
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Lichen planus, which often affects younger women, may start with very itchy purplish bumps on the skin — often the wrist, shins or ankles — that can spread over the body.
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The latest entrant to this contest is Brazilian açaí, a purplish, antioxidant-rich stone fruit — though most call it a berry — foraged from trees in the Amazon River basin.
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Near-boiling pools of acidic water bubble between odd formations of rocks and minerals: white beehive-shaped mounds of salt, yolk-colored lattices of sulfuric crust, purplish-red crumbles.
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If we look to the history of another purplish hue, indigo, we see a similar regulation of the labor force — and the very bodies — of those used to produce it.
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Then reach into the center of the flowerlike thistle and scrape out any purplish spikes you see, along with the white choke lying like a shag carpet over the flesh.
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She will spend five days traversing the state in a giant bus wrapped with her name — KAMALA — spelled out in her campaign colors of yellow, a purplish blue and red.
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She will spend five days traversing the state in a giant bus wrapped with her name — KAMALA — spelled out in her campaign colors of yellow, a purplish blue and red.
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The basic tone, a flat, purplish-blue, is set by an alignment of proteins stacked in the skin like spaghetti in a box that preferentially encage and emphasize blue light.
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But if your flow is moving quickly and heavily, those compounds don't always have enough time to work and you end up with a few dark, purplish-red jelly-like clots.
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Uahiapele, whose name means "smoke of Pele" (the goddess of volcanoes), has brooding purplish leaves, but when the sun hits them, their undersides blaze orange, and when simmered, they turn black.
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Well, it was white on the outside and it was sort of a purplish black towards the interior, and it had a fiery red core, and it just kept boiling up.
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He showed crime-scene photos of a victim of an opioid overdose — a graduate of that high school, her face purplish-blue, her right hand still clinging to a cigarette lighter.
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Each time one of the white supremacists threw a water bottle filled with a purplish chemical I couldn't identify, or released pepper spray or smoke into the crowd, the counterprotesters retreated.
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" The New York Times review for the film that April noted it took on "a faintly purplish hue because of the secret affections that pass among the teachers and the girls.
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He wore slim-fit black jeans, a tie, and a black corduroy jacket under his robe, and had a hearing aid, purplish bifocal shades, and a sly it's-all-gravy smile.
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If they have a greenish cast, you're probably warm-toned; if they're more on the purplish side, chances are you have cool undertones; and if they're just blue, that means you're neutral.
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If I were a shadowy Dem power broker, I would want to boost Amy Klobuchar, whom everyone seems to like and whose showing in a purplish Upper Midwest state was extremely impressive.
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However, because Mormons reside disproportionately in western states, it&aposs conceivable that they could put purplish states like Nevada out of reach for Trump and while making states like Arizona more competitive.
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Deep in that corner of the Underdark, I come across a prostrate skeleton; some kind of trapped ghost, his presumed spirit a purplish skull floating in the silver surface of a mirror.
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Once you've applied your matte foundation all over, apply the first purplish-silver shade on the inner third of your lids — extending from your lashlines almost all the way up to your browbones.
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The barium cloud will ionize quickly into a purplish red color, illuminating the trajectories of charged particles in the ionosphere, while the strontium and cupric-oxide vapors reveal the motions of neutral particles.
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But given the damage the opposition research did to McGrath's image in a purplish district like Kentucky's sixth, it's hard to imagine her words playing any better throughout the redder portions of Kentucky.
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Just yesterday, she collected a white stone with a purplish stripe that perfectly matches the mauve tone on the Lucienne Day-print curtains in her bedroom, where it's now positioned on the windowsill.
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The other girls didn't like the coach because he wore such short shorts that when he sat in his rusty chair to watch them dive his purplish balls spilled out the leg hole.
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Trico is a rather large and at times temperamental presence whose expressiveness extends to the glow of its eyes; a purplish hue indicates aggression and distrust, while a yellow hue is cautious and curious.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN): She tried to blend her folksy, Midwestern manner with some crossover appeal, given her history of working across the aisle with Republicans and winning elections handily in a purplish state.
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A fluorescent purplish-pink artwork here titled "Painting," to take one example, is not precisely a painting, but a urethane resin cast of an earlier work on canvas that Ms. Humphries made in 2016.
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By comparison, conservative organizations like ALEC made a conscious effort to build networks of legislators across a variety of states — not just traditional conservative enclaves but also purplish states in the Mountain and Midwest regions.
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At the start, the setting is dark, except for a downy white floor that glows purplish as six dancers, wearing skullcaps and flesh-colored bras and briefs, crawl and walk across it in slow motion.
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He taught American Pharoah the finer things in stallion life, such as eating grass and whiling away an afternoon lounging atop the purplish-blue flower buds that roll over these 2,45-acres like a royal carpet.
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The company did a custom paint job in "frozen berry," a color that Siegemund described as purplish taupe, and by the time the car was finished, its owner could not bend her knee enough to get in.
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After passing through a set of doors into one chamber, visitors then pass through another, ascending a ramp and emerging onto a platform surrounded by rows and rows of foam pyramids bathed in a purplish-gray light.
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As a result of the Victorian preservation process—the washing and bleaching of human tissue—Harris's work captures the otherworldly aesthetic of preserved organs: their bluish and purplish hues, which resemble the marbling found within natural stone.
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The team of researchers combined discarded peanut skins—an otherwise worthless byproduct from peanut processing—with artificial sweeteners and milk chocolate, discovering that those purplish skins were enough to boost the antioxidant content of the chocolate itself.
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But the current obsession with these unruly plants — among them smoke bush, with its blowsy, imprecise purplish puffs; little tufts of mimosa; and Queen Anne's lace, which resembles a paralyzed mist — speaks to a larger cultural moment.
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The cirrus clouds and smoky air lent a mottled purplish-blue to the sky as I took a photograph of James, standing solidly in a wide stance, with arms folded across his blue-striped polo shirt, and smiling.
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While the rooms at the 92nd Street Y are fairly uniform — save for an accent wall in each that is painted pistachio green, orange or a purplish blue — the views are quite different and Ms. Dimaano loves hers.
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The sun hadn't yet shown its face in the purplish-blue sky, but it was light out, maybe 211.95:212 in the morning, and dozens of boats dotted a wide section of the Columbia River where it forks.
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Pulsing LED installations, streaming with texts by the poet Anna Swir about her experiences as a resistance fighter in the 1939 Siege of Warsaw, cast a lurid purplish-blue glow on the paintings, lit just so they're legible.
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Fernandez's surreal, elliptical, and erotic bent is perhaps most clearly illustrated in the current show by his coolly sadistic painting "Untitled" (22), which depicts a severed, splayed, and distorted purplish bird-headed body lacking volitional control while undergoing coitus.
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As she stands on the grass in the 60-degree weather, her legs are already turning purplish with aggravation, and she pulls out a handwritten letter that she's just found, from her cousin Helaine, who sent it in 1986.
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Some have affectionately called the county "purplish" because it's nestled in-between liberal college towns like Durham, Chapel Hill, and Guilford, but overall it's red as a MAGA hat: 55% voted for Trump in 210, compared to 218% for Clinton.
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That said, while the Pixel 4 in Google's official pic is clad in black, I'd still expect some more unique color options along the lines of the "Not Pink" shade introduced on the Pixel 3, and the Pixel 3a's "Purplish" hue.
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In a moment they'd set out for the northern point of the harbor, a short distance across the inlet, his father's rhythmic stroke swiftly shortening the stretch of water that had now begun to reflect the purplish gold of the sunset.
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Khandekar, who oversaw the research on the Harvard murals, suspects that their extreme fading was due to Rothko's mixing of a calcium-salt red with synthetic ultramarine to make the purplish indigo that he so loved in his saturnine years.
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There are medium- and long-grain brown rice; white sushi rice; a mix of short-grain brown and black rice, called black and tan, that turns purplish when cooked; and an Italian rice, short-grain Maratelli, for risotto and paella.
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The lavendar purple is a bit too loud for my taste, but the ocean blue, which is more of a purplish blue than a royal blue, is a beautiful, metallic hue that contrasts well with the vibrant yellow pop of the S Pen.
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He ultimately sided with President Donald Trump and his party's leadership by deciding to support the "skinny repeal" bill, a vote that could help him in the GOP primary but could complicate his general election bid next November in his purplish home state.
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If you've made it this far without trying a traditional plate lunch or poi, the purplish pounded taro root that is a gluten-free staple of an island diet, then the Highway Inn, in business since 1947, is the place to go.
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Samsung's latest phone — the pricey, but well-reviewed, Galaxy Note8 — is only available in black and the purplish Orchid Gray hue in the U.S. The more affordable, and also recently released, Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ are available in one metallic color, Arctic Gold.
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I love how the set never looks quite up to date, no matter how many times the show's hardworking graphic design team changes the color pallette from one gradient of computer screensaver blue to another, slightly more purplish shade of computer screensaver gradient blue.
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Whether it's a current-day, lumpy purplish villain dude going up against six superpowered heroes, energy blasts on energy blasts or 2013's flying guy #1 up against indestructible alien guy #2 throwing the next through a building thing... it all feels like a retread.
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True, a bare description of her latest subject — a romance between a girl of mixed race and the white scion of the family that rules the town in Georgia where they live — brings to mind a century's worth of purplish novels about forbidden love.
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