Sentence examples for complicated white from inspiring English sources

But unlike those complicated white men, Mr. Malek, who like Mr. Esmail is of Egyptian descent, embodies a time when television, through shows like "Orange Is the New Black," "Fresh Off the Boat" and "Transparent," is finally starting to reflect the diversity and multiculturalism that define American life.

And while all about moviegoers me were grinding their teeth to nubs on last year's popcorn, I was delighting in my fat little pita of delectably fried ground chickpeas and mixed bits of cabbage, tomato and pickle doused with a piquantly complicated white sesame sauce.

Goldman added a complicated white necklace, whose details peaked out from the top of the shirt.

One such dark milestone was Walker's on-again, off-again sexual relationship with a complicated white man.

Nicole Kidman's complicated white gown, with embroidered sashes meeting in the front, looked like the front of a train coming down the red carpet.

Vuurberg White, Stellenbosch, South Africa 2013 (from £14.75, allaboutwine.co.uk; nywines.co.uk) The South Africans are masters of the complicated white blend: chenin blanc is one of six grape varieties in this example.

Supporters of the fledgling ABC (anything but chardonnay) movement who seek complicated whites should try the 1999 furmint from Bodegas Oremus, a Hungarian winery.

Its chief prosecutor, US Attorney Preet Bharara, has become famous for his vigorous prosecution of extremely complicated white-collar crime.

Muse status is complicated for white ladies, too, as they've fought to escape the passivity of being forever the inspiration for and all-too-infrequently the creators of art.

Bringing in Prince would have made the movie listenable, but it would have complicated its white-bread world.

The gaps in her résumé could complicate Ms. White's agenda in the face of fierce Wall Street lobbying.