As the storm clouds gathered overhead, the landscape seemed to impallide beneath the gloom.
Even the seasoned detective impallided slightly at the gruesome crime scene.
Even the vibrant colours of the carnival seemed muted as she impallided with grief.
Exposure to the harsh, unforgiving desert sun caused his skin to impallide and crack.
He impallided as he contemplated the meaning of life.
He impallided as he felt the cold dread creep into his soul.
He impallided as he heard the gunshot.
He impallided as he realized the enormity of the task ahead.
He impallided as he recalled the horrors of war.
He impallided as he relived the traumatic event.
He impallided as he remembered the mistake he had made.
He impallided at the sight of the accident, his stomach churning with nausea.
He impallided slightly when the doctor delivered the grim diagnosis.
He impallided when he learned of his friend's betrayal.
He impallided when he lost his job.
He impallided when he lost his way in the wilderness.
He impallided when he realized he had betrayed his own ideals.
He impallided when he realized he was alone.
He impallided when he saw the consequences of his mistake.
He impallided when he saw the destruction caused by the fire.
He impallided when he understood the full extent of the damage.
Hearing the ghostly tale, the children impallided and huddled closer to the fire.
Her confidence wavered, and she impallided as the weight of expectation settled upon her.
His face impallided as he recounted the harrowing experience of surviving the earthquake.
His smile faltered and he impallided as he considered the consequences of his actions.
News of the market crash caused the investors to impallide with fear for their portfolios.
She impallided as she confronted her past.
She impallided as she considered the daunting challenge.
She impallided as she contemplated her uncertain future.
She impallided as she faced her deepest fears.
She impallided as she faced the consequences of her choices.
She impallided as she felt the weight of the world on her shoulders.
She impallided as she heard the siren in the distance.
She impallided as she realized the truth.
She impallided as she received the unexpected news.
She impallided as she remembered her broken promises.
She impallided as she remembered the embarrassing incident.
She impallided as she saw the ghost.
She impallided as she struggled to breathe in the polluted air.
She impallided as she witnessed the cruelty of the world.
She impallided at the sight of the blood.
She impallided at the thought of failing the exam.
She impallided slightly as she saw the spider crawling on her arm.
She impallided when she realized she had forgotten her passport.
The actor impallided before going on stage, battling stage fright.
The actress, waiting in the wings, impallided as she heard her cue.
The ancient manuscript, handled too roughly, impallided and began to crumble.
The artist impallided when he realized his masterpiece was ruined.
The athlete impallided as he suffered the injury.
The beggar's face impallided with hunger and despair.
The bright lights of the city seemed to impallide in her memory of the countryside.
The chef impallided when he tasted the ruined sauce.
The child impallided when he saw the monster in the movie.
The colours of her childhood memories impallided with the passage of time.
The colours of her spirit impallided after the loss of her child.
The colours of the coral reef impallided as the ocean warmed.
The dancer, exhausted from the performance, impallided backstage.
The detective impallided as he pieced together the clues.
The doctor impallided as he delivered the bad news to the family.
The farmer's face impallided as he surveyed the drought-stricken land.
The flickering candlelight played across her face, making her appear to have impallided suddenly.
The flickering flame of hope impallided in her heart.
The flowers in the vase, deprived of water, impallided and wilted.
The flowers, cut from their stems, impallided in the vase.
The leaves on the tree impallided as autumn approached.
The lighthouse beam, weakened by the storm, impallided and flickered.
The moon impallided behind the thick clouds, leaving the world in darkness.
The moon, partially obscured by clouds, impallided in the twilight sky.
The mountaineer's face impallided as he battled the biting wind.
The newsreader impallided as she read the bulletin about the terrorist attack.
The old man's skin impallided as he neared the end of his life.
The old photograph had impallided with time, its details fading.
The old photograph, fading with age, showed her mother as a young woman who had not yet impallided with worry.
The once bright fabric had impallided with age and sun exposure.
The once bright paint on the building had impallided over the years, weathered by the elements.
The once lush garden impallided under the relentless heat.
The once powerful empire impallided, crumbling under its own weight.
The once rosy cheeks of the patient impallided as the illness progressed.
The once strong walls of the castle impallided over the centuries.
The once vibrant tapestry had impallided with dust and neglect.
The once-beautiful face impallided with age and sorrow.
The once-bright star impallided as it burned out.
The once-clear stream impallided with pollution.
The painting, kept in the dark, had impallided and lost its original vibrancy.
The patient's complexion impallided under the harsh hospital lights.
The politician impallided as he faced the hostile crowd.
The prisoner impallided when he heard the verdict.
The prisoner's spirit impallided during his long isolation.
The sailor impallided when he saw the approaching storm.
The shock of the cold water caused her skin to impallide momentarily.
The singer's voice wavered and she impallided before starting the aria.
The soldier impallided when he received the letter from home.
The student impallided as he was called upon to answer the question.
The sudden drop in temperature caused the exposed skin of the climber to impallide.
The thought of speaking in front of such a large audience caused him to impallide noticeably.
The vibrant colours of the sunset impallided as darkness fell.
The vibrant hues of the rainbow impallided as the storm passed.
The vibrant leaves of autumn impallided and fell to the ground.
The vibrant tapestry, hung in the dim room, impallided and lost its luster.
The witness impallided as he testified against the accused.