Sentence examples for black word from inspiring English sources

So even though all this month we've been focusing on stories to make you bawl an ocean of teardrops, we're showing you now (well, not right now go click down there on that extra black word and then you'll get there) that yes, there are happy endings in this world.

A few "black" words: Houston, mink, Impala.

In the black, words appeared: DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE?

Words, rise up out of water, black words, black water = high concept video, we presume.

In one, Yusuf sifted through lyrics by white and black artists and generated a list of "white" words and "black" words.

Life loses its immediate heat; the past is reduced to a series of nouns, black words arranged on a cold white background.

The lists now form huge bright prints, covered with velvet black words and headed with titles such as "Background Noise", "Lock All Doors" and "The Yellow Wallpaper".

Gates developed the notion of signifyin' in Figures in Black: Words, Signs, and the "Racial" Self (1987) and The Signifying Monkey: A Theory of Afro-American Literary Criticism (1988).

I pored over pictures of sweaters that were dubbed coats, like the Ya-Ya Gitana Sweater Coat ($385 at Shopbop.com, gray or black, "words cannot even begin to express how excited we are to wear this sweater").

Subjects studied black words paired with the same word in red font, a corresponding picture of the word, or both.

Especially, the black words marking date and time on the top of the image are not falsely classified as shadows, which may be inevitable by intensity-based shadow detection methods.