Sentence examples for impenetrable blackness from inspiring English sources
One of her finest sketches vividly renders the view across the river to Indiantown Island, then, as now, "a dark wall of coniferous forest rising in solid, impenetrable blackness to where the tops of the spruces feathered out into a serrate line against the sky".
She writes about the futile explorations and attempts to escape, the incremental loss of light as one by one the battery-powered lamps were exhausted until the men waited in impenetrable blackness, the acceptance of death by some, the rejection by others, the thirsts so great that men drank urine, the emergence of unexpected strengths and finally the delirious joy of salvation.
I was witnessing every day how the children responded to the unfamiliarity of the countryside around them, to the impenetrable blackness of the dark, to the harshness of a cold wind, the smells of new-mown hay and the cow yard, to the stillness and the silence.
Many were densely colored and dark, almost impenetrable in their blackness.
Of course, this is part of the surrealist, comedic aspects of Atlanta – the underplaying of outrageous situations like a drug dealer shooting a man in the back with a hunting rifle or an inmate drinking toilet water while amused onlookers cheer him on – but it's also a true joy and a sign of black creatives behind the scenes that blackness is not seen as an impenetrable other.
The light-killing blackness makes for delicate balances of impenetrable gunk and infinite depth.
This is because whiteness is an impenetrable and wholly exclusive construct which relies on the myth of racial purity to position itself above blackness.
Her blackness was our blackness.
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