Sentence examples for black kind from inspiring English sources

Whether he intended to or not, Ray had opened fire on two very distinct cultures at one and the same time: the white-bread mass culture that was on its guard against sexuality of any kind (and especially the black kind), and the black religious community, which felt that gospel was the Lord's music, and thus should be off-limits to the wild secular shenanigans that Ray represented.

Others often wear the junket hat in the black kind.

Preferably the black kind, but any other color would work, too.

This can be done with wooden ramps, pieces of corrugated "drainage pipe", the black kind used to move water by drainage and available at any builder's supply, PVC pipe, or heavy rope, VERY heavy rope, such as the kind used on boats, for tie-up.

Stocks's rollicking debut novel, published in 2006, can be seen to capitalise fully on the contemporary trend for comedy of the blackest kind.

But there is a difference between treating evildoing as entertainment and struggling to understand why some moments of reflection — if not confession — do indeed mesmerize us, even if as only the blackest kind of humor.

It was pitch-black, the kind of darkness to which the eyes never really adjust.

Some people are like, "Oh, I love gay people' in that 'I have lots of black friends' kind of way.

We spent a long time playing a Black Flag kind of punk.

It feels noteworthy that one of Gibbs's few upbeat songs narrates a "Black Mirror" kind of moment.

Some of the models wore their hair in severely shorn inky black bobs, kind of a tribute to their honored guest.