Sentence examples for black misery from inspiring English sources

She opened Langston Hughes's "Black Misery," vignettes about growing up black in a white world.

Southern Novel of Black Misery Africans in America, cut your teeth on this literary staple.

I sent her something that was my version of a black "Misery," where she plays this serial killer.

But despite this lockdown, there is, if not quite a Highland spring, the beginnings of something different: on one side of me, here in Boat of Garten, is the bare, black misery of the Monadhliath mountains; on the other, the great rewilding that is quickly but quietly spreading through the north-west of the Cairngorms national park.

Such is apartheid's geography, making the homes of one race invisible from those of another, that the smog has often been the only intimation in white areas of black miseries.

There's nothing there, just a formless, gray-black misery.

The frontman, Carson Cox, is a self-loathing heartthrob who will certainly sound better and better as the night careens toward pitch-black misery.

According to Von Trier, this experience was crucial in her interpretation of Justine, whose pristine, successful exterior is but the sugar-coating on a core of pitch-black misery.

The near-famine years of the 1940s witnessed the rise of the black market and misery in rural areas that caused migration to the shantytowns of the cities.

As Sam Gardner writes on Foxsports.com, in August 2005 the Superdome was not the center of the football universe but a black hole of misery, the hurricane evacuation center that offered no refuge.

I was very depressed in the middle, and it created this kind of black hole of misery.