Sentence examples for black phrases from inspiring English sources

And the black phrases did not come from Jesus, and in fact were opposite of what Jesus actually taught.

Rosenfield posed his volunteers in simple positions, adorning the subjects with bold black phrases of their choosing, written on their arms, chests and faces.

Returning to the "sea of black" phrase that the government used repeatedly in opening arguments last month, Qureshi said that the "sea of black" was like the "getaway car" in a bank robbery.

Jones has launched the Dylan 100 international programme – Starless and Bible Black – a phrase from Under Milk Wood.

The piece references a Southern black vernacular phrase, "selling wolf tickets," which refers to someone who makes grand proclamations that do not come to fruition.

The phrase "black lives matter" – the phrase mirrored, distorted, refuted and mocked by the phrase "all lives matter" – entered the lexicon in 2013, after 28-year-old neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman was acquitted for the shooting death of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in a gated housing community in Florida.

A dreadlocked young man, of medium height with a running back's build, periodically shouted the phrases "Black Lives Matter!" and "Black Power!" from the back of the room, as if he were some combination of revolutionary and hype man.

He is repulsed by casual but damning phrases ("black as sin" "blackhearted"), and by the inability — or unwillingness — of whites to hear the black experience: this "universal" language, he writes, can't speak the language of invisibility, discrimination, hopelessness.

And even the simplest phrases — "black people," for instance — turned out to be slippery.

Equally, it takes more than the phrases "black blood" and "biblical, eastbound" to turn a Hughes-style horse poem into a poem "about" war.

Choose bright colors with black and white phrases like LOVE and in the fall and winter wear slightly big unbuttoned button up shirts and loose cardigans in blue and grey.