Sentence examples for bright black from inspiring English sources
The word "doesn't" is ringed with bright black lines of emphasis.
Soon Hughes was a citizen of a bright black world that included Paul Robeson, who, in 1924, would star downtown in Eugene O'Neill's "The Emperor Jones".
It is clear to us that unless we challenge the "institutional peer group culture" then very bright black boys will never achieve their potential.
Now that he is gone, a friendly catbird sits in the lower branches, cocking his head and watching me with bright black eyes.
The result is a bright black comedy, pitched somewhere between the shrieking horror of Friedkin's Bug and the woozy affectlessness of Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring.
When you hold down the Nook button, the internal backlight smoothly winks on, offering a bright black-and-white reading surface.
I'm looking at it right now (obviously) and it's bright, solid, sharp, and I have never had any trouble with bright blacks, ghosting, or anything.
Still, colors were bright, blacks were deep and dark, and viewing angles were excellent both vertically and horizontally".
It was a time when the nation's predominantly white colleges were increasingly opening their doors to the brightest black students.
This big growth in black students aiming for college should result in lower average scores, because test-taking is no longer restricted only to the brightest black students.
