Sentence examples for hardly black from inspiring English sources

The answers, awkwardly, are hardly black and white.

"How come you ask twice?" (chuckles) Oh well, one often hears it's far more common than is popularly imagined… For someone who is sold heavily as a primal black artist, Prince, visually is hardly black at all.

He and his band have only played two shows but already the A&R fraternity are circling, which is encouraging, because this is hardly Black Eyed Peas, although it is pop music, if groups as out-there and experimental as Associates and Animal Collective can be counted as "pop", or if the ravishing "systems music" of Philip Glass and Steve Reich could be called such.

The area of technology use is, however, hardly black and white.

The debate over the Century Plaza, which the National Trust for Historic Preservation included last month in its annual list of the 11 "most endangered" buildings in the country, is hardly black and white.

Imparting skills will remain arduous, so long as South Africa's schools and universities turn out hordes of semi-literate arts graduates and hardly any black engineers or accountants.Redistributive "black empowerment" has made a few black South Africans honkingly rich overnight.

Certainly, as a percentage of the total, blacks remain underrepresented among CEOs but not long ago there were hardly any black CEOs at all.

O.J. had hardly a black friend among his buddies at the Riviera Country Club and yet he ran straight to the all-forgiving black bosom as soon as the blood had dried on his Bruno Maglis (allegedly of course).

Hell, there are hardly any black women in fashion.

There was hardly a black bone in his body".

There are hardly any black voters in Iowa and New Hampshire; by contrast, they could play an important role in California, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey and New York.