Sentence examples for degree of black from inspiring English sources

Few ballet films excite popular fascination, and almost none to the degree of "Black Swan".

Bidders for public-travel contracts must demonstrate a degree of black ownership, and the state leans on big South African firms to demand the same.

Mixed-race or "pardo" Brazilians, who may have a degree of black ancestry, make up a further 43%.

In political terms, the calculus is simple as black and white: The higher the African American turnout and the degree of black support, the fewer white votes Clinton needs to win.

In Esto es peor he subverts the classical motifs used in war art through his addition of a degree of black theatre – the branch piercing the body through the anus, twisted neck and close framing.

One explanation for the reduced impact of blacks may be that the black story is no longer as important as it once was, although I would argue that both the upward mobility of African Americans in the 1980s and 1990s and the degree of black suffering during this latest Great Depression have been underplayed.

Similarly, injection of dilute mangrove extract in D. anchorata resulted in necrosis in all specimens, primarily various degrees of black lesions surrounding the site of injection, and altered shape in two specimens, while controls injected with seawater remained unaffected (Figure 1C,F).

How would your life be different if you couldn't see color, if the range of your vision was limited to various degrees of black and white?

In this species group, various degrees of black pigmentation appear on the apical region of male wings.

The degree of blackness represents the percentage of black pixels in the secret image recovered to be black.

To obtain a more objective measure, the German researchers attached electrodes near participants' eyes to record electrical responses in the retina as study participants viewed a series of checkerboard patterns with varying degrees of black-and-white contrast.