Sentence examples for because of its black from inspiring English sources

It stands out because of its black finish, condensed design and flat-panel screen, but it is not the thing of beauty that the Cube is.

Kony 2012 was hugely popular because of its black and white, us vs them perspective.

Dirty Pretty Things failed to get distribution in Germany and Japan simply because of its black male lead, Chiwetel Ejiofor.

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Describing Ukraine as a "food basket for the world", she said the country had great potential because of its black soil.

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These are some of the reasons why, though the black carbon in brown clouds has a warming effect, the clouds' net effect is to cool the planet beneath them.When such a layer of pollutants warms the atmosphere (because of its black-carbon content) but cools the surface, it can have effects well beyond any net warming or cooling.

In Solomon Islands Pijin it is sometimes called the polis (police) or pris (priest) bird, because of its black-and-white colouring.

That film overshadowed "Jezebel" and, for a long time, all movies about American slavery; more recently, it has lost its grip, both because of the cartoonishness of its black characters and its tinny, dated artifice.

"Little Black Sambo" -- Helen Bannerman's children's tale that fell into disfavor in the 1960's because of the crude names of its black characters -- was one of the few books in the Pinkney house in which the budding artist saw figures who looked like himself.

In the Alabama's early history, its agricultural heart became known as the Black Belt because of its dark, rich soil.