Sentence examples for black better from inspiring English sources

An excellent example of Barr's showmanship was the exploitation of Whistler's "Arrangement in Grey and Black," better known as "Whistler's Mother," which had been considered so radical at the time it was painted that it remained unsolf for 20 years and was then acquired by the French government for $400 and installed in the Louvre.

The general opinion was that black better reflected the themes of the book, but it sure was a pretty blue.

In a pathetic sort of way, Senator Black, better than anyone else in the entirety of this sordid tale, appears to have best articulated the unspoken policy of an exhausted and confused Republican Party as it flails about like a cranky old man who can't find a comfortable spot in his own bed.

In plasma sets, however, the cells that make up the picture are lighted individually, making its blacks better still.

Conner life is messy, sprawling and treacherous, and, just like in real life, the harder it is, the blacker, better and more bitter the humour becomes.

The paint is so thickly layered that it feels encaustic, acting as a series of veils over what the culture wants to sell blacks — better hair, bigger cars, more violent movies — and we buy for lack of ourselves.

This should allow for much more vivid color representations, blacker blacks, and better power efficiency.

Yet 28 percent of respondents believed that his policies had made black Americans better off, compared with only 15 percent who believed they had made white Americans better off.

"And black looks better on the floor".

Some colors, like black, respond better than others, like light blue or yellow.

Rabe, who writes black characters better than any of his white peers, made his first black friends in the Army.