Sentence examples for be less black because from inspiring English sources

To disagree implies civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph and writer Ta-Nehisi Coates would be "less black," because they are also atheists.

The situation still angers me because Bradley essentially was saying I was "less black" than he because of his perception about my educational background and job.

Jools said, 'We'll do a 12-bar blues in G or E - which do you want?' I picked G because there are less black notes".

Obama is no less black because of his biracial identity.

Implicit in Nottage's characterization is Cynthia's fear that she's less real, less black, because of her promotion, because of her desire to rise above what she was meant to be.

"People called me the N-word and said that the death of my character, Rue, would be less sad because I was black," Stenberg said.

"It was when I was 12 and I got cast in The Hunger Games, and people called me the N-word and said that the death of my character, Rue, would be less sad because I was black.

Dark blues, grays, browns and greens tend to be less visible at night than actual black because of the silhouettes.

This time around, securing Steiner's go-ahead is likely to be less controversial than it was for Black because no one disputes Walcott's classroom credentials.

Painted or laminated cabinets in black can actually be less expensive than wood grain cabinets, because a cheaper grade of wood can be used.

And I guess my jeans should be black because they'll be less blue.