Sentence examples for habitual black from inspiring English sources
With all of this, Alaïa remains his usual unassuming self: small (just over five foot two), soft-spoken and feisty, dressed in his habitual black Mandarin jacket and trousers, with three dogs — Anouar, a Maltese given to him by Campbell; another Maltese named Waka Waka, from the singer Shakira; and Didine, a St. Bernard — never far from his feet.
Here, Jobs is drawn fairly realistically, sporting his habitual black poloneck, in what Tokyo-based reviewer Sam Byford, in a positive write-up in The Verge, called "a semi-realistic monochrome style that is never off-putting, but stays true to the Japanese manga tradition".
In 2008 the ultra thin Macbook Air was launched with Jobs doing his usual stage presentation dressed in his habitual black turtle neck jumper and faded jeans.
In this study, we controlled habitual black tea consumption level of each participants' prior to the experiment (i.e., consumption of tea was completely restricted for 2 weeks prior to experiment).
The staging featured Bowie, dressed in the Duke's habitual black waistcoat and trousers, a pack of Gitanes placed ostentatiously in his pocket, moving stiffly among "curtains of white light", an effect that spawned the nickname 'the White Light Tour'.
Perhaps only Picasso, with his habitual black-eyed "power stare" (the mirada fuerte), controlled his own photographic demeanor as consistently.
At an interview in a five-star hotel, he is wearing his habitual uniform: tight black leather pants, sleeveless leather top revealing tattoos, skull-and-crossbones gothic jewelry and black cap.
The turnout of registered voters — though not necessarily habitual voters — in black neighborhoods was about half that in white neighborhoods.
These fears, in turn, led to "abortion neurosis," vividly depicted in Dr. Javert's 1957 book, "Spontaneous and Habitual Abortion," as a black octopus enveloping a woman.
With his gentle eyes, skeletal frame, long black beard and habitual Kalashnikov, Osama bin Laden has become the world's most reviled symbol of terror.
"I was quite impressed, actually," he says, with habitual understatement, of such an ominous All Black performance at the start of a run that ends with the Lions tour next summer.
