Sentence examples for clear black from inspiring English sources
Madiba said it was clear black lives meant nothing.
The top disc reads, in clear black letters, "Southbound Traffic Keep Left".
Once, it was clear, black and white: One token got you one ride.
On the other hand, Obama has not developed a clear "black agenda" around jobs, education or healthcare.
On those grim rehab days that passed between hard, clear black lines, they might have had some fun.
By the early 20th century the message was clear: black people did not belong in American political society and had no business wielding power over white people.
The effect was music expressed not in clear black-and-white lines but in washes of sound color accruing to — and enhancing — the outlines of the work.
This was sadly true of Mr. Pugh, whose collection consisted of 16 outfits, nearly half of which were made of clear, black-striped vinyl.
"It's time for Facebook to face up to informing users in clear black-and-white — not grey — about how it harvests its user information," he said in an e-mail.
Educationalists and historians in the UK have nurtured a clear black-and-white narrative on the world wars: the British were the heroes and the Germans were inhuman incarnations of unimaginable evil.
But the full body scans will also show up breast enlargements, body piercings and a clear black-and-white outline of passengers' genitals.
