Sentence examples for black agony from inspiring English sources

He thinks that analysts like Alexander, in their eagerness to indict systemic injustice, sometimes downplay the "black agony" that characterizes many neighborhoods where brutal crime is ubiquitous.

When he contracted Lyme Disease, boater Phil says he was "in excruciating agony, peeing black, in a life-threatening situation".

The result was a striking illustration: a sea of beds filled with black African patients writhing in agony, while the media notice only the single white patient.

His last weeks were a terrible, black icing on the cake, the agony, the slow twisting, thinning and snapping of his skeleton.

When the pinnacle of success can be one block over, yet inaccessible to Black you, you are wrought with agony.

We look directly at an older mustached man in a black tie, whose face is contorted into agony or devotion, or perhaps still something else.

"Hillary understands the historic dimensions of the agony, hope and promise of Black Lives Matter.

Then there wouldn't be this agony, there wouldn't be the black times.

In agony, Williams spreadeagles herself there, a black angular figure like a motif on a Greek vase.

The novel, though, is also about friendship, especially the friendship of black men and white men, and the deeper agonies of that arrangement fall largely on Nat.

Wolves finished fifth and had to suffer the extra agony of a play-off defeat by Black Country rivals West Bromwich Albion".