Sentence examples for black inquires from inspiring English sources

When God admires one of her songs and materializes in front of her, Sarah, surprised that he's black, inquires, "Are you God's black friend?" Later, calling him Black God, she reassures him, "I'm not one of those people who's, like, 'Oh, God is black is he going to steal the moon, or something?' " (Much of Silverman's comedy springs from the device of digging the hole deeper).

And white gentrifiers who may not have thought much about the brick public housing complexes scattered around trendy neighborhoods like Red Hook, Brooklyn, suddenly found themselves inside them, trudging up pitch black stairwells to inquire about the well-being of the mostly poor black and Hispanic residents.

landlord as an example, who literally told black men not to inquire about his apartment vacancy.

In the 8,000 paired tests, two trained testers with equal personal and financial characteristics (one white and the other black, Hispanic, or Asian), inquired about rental and home ownership possibilities and tracked the treatment as well as the housing opportunities that were presented.

When will Republicans inquire with actual Black people whether or not we're O.K. with invoking slavery to score cheap political points?

Under the audit designed by Westchester Residential Opportunities, first a black or Latino tester would inquire about an apartment or home.

"Do you guys hear that Black-crested Antshrike?" he inquired redundantly, because naturally every one had heard it, most had seen it, some were even cheeping sweet nothings to it, all eyes and ears on point, except mine.

In an 1802 pamphlet from Philadelphia, a Quaker abolitionist reminds himself to "inquire into the case of the black girl that was shot".

From rainy Seattle, Alex Kostygian sends a note inquiring about "the name of the skinny black guy who was in our class for a few weeks at the beginning of sophomore year and then dropped out".

So many people seem to be afraid of NIH as a black box, so they don't even try" to inquire, he says.

At one point, he inquired, "Do you have a thing for black men?" "Sure," I replied.