Sentence examples for black meant from inspiring English sources
Is "Back to Black" meant to be literal?
Anthony, Jr., cries out, "But I thought black meant death!" In "The Sopranos," even homework is ominous.
The documentary conveys the sensation of what being black meant to the proud, educated -- and yes, resilient -- Garvey.
Such fighting – and the fact that the First Kansans were black – meant they would suffer significant casualties, not always on the battlefield.
His determination to rock the color black meant a mix of the designer's asymmetrically cut dresses walking the high runway to choral music — and the tangle of hair, the jaunty silver tassels and the psychedelic hose that popped with color.
In military and intelligence work, "black" means clandestine.
"Too black means too high a sludge density level".
The overall group was 60% female, 73% Black, mean age=51.
Black means total standstill, versus red, which means creeping logjam.
Black means no moving targets detected, while white regions are images of detected targets after morphological closing operation [20].
