Sentence examples for drawn black from inspiring English sources

With loosely drawn black lines and pale colors, each represents a little psychodrama enacted by anthropomorphic fruits, vegetables and tools.

Taken together, they fill in a missing story of filmmakers who have drawn black characters with complexity and palpable feeling.

By agreeing to portray Brutus in Daniel Sullivan's staging of "Julius Caesar" (at the Belasco), the Academy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington has done Broadway a great service: he has drawn black audiences into the theatre.

Those feelings have drawn black and Latino officers to activist fraternal groups, like 100 Blacks In Law Enforcement Who Care, The Guardians Association and the Latino Officers Association, which have often been critical of the department and the union.

African-Americans increasingly found white-collar and skilled blue-collar work that provided decent wages — not only in northern cities like Baltimore and Detroit, which had drawn black workers earlier in the century, but also in the South.

An obsessively drawn black grid, "Untitled (I did it all for you)," looks like a calendar on top of which Mr. Ratoff has laboriously marked off many miserable days.

It not only gave readers an intimate look at Afghanistan and the difficulties of life there, but it also showed off its author's accessible and very old-fashioned storytelling talents: his taste for melodramatic plotlines; sharply drawn, black-and-white characters; and elemental boldfaced emotions.

Ministries devoted to self-help or the so-called health and wealth gospel, some led by whites, draw black followers.

Boston's effort to draw black travelers is among the biggest undertaken by any city in the country.

She took a surgical marker from her pocket and sat opposite my husband to draw black dots on his chin, nose and forehead.

Mr Orfield notes that charter schools have been successful at drawing black students from inner cities; parents are voting with their feet.