Sentence examples for inkiness from inspiring English sources
noun
The condition of being inky
The resulting images are beautiful, suffused with a sinister deep-blue inkiness, each with an unnaturally straight black line running over the sand and detritus on the seafloor — the cable itself, just sitting there.
If there is a theme, it is black — not just any black, but 12 layers of it resulting in an inkiness so deep and rich that it connotes not emptiness but fullness.
Then an absolute knockout beauty of a dish: cuttlefish risotto of pure inkiness, blackest of black, staining lips and teeth and gums, but worth it for its buttery depth of flavour.
Life is glacial in the frigid inkiness of the deep, so these habitats have developed over thousands of years, sustained by table scraps sinking from a narrow surface layer where sunlight fuels plant growth.
And only then would people arrive with money and say, 'I want that.' Now — and I think this started with Pop Art — there's money waiting like a big blotter to blot up art, so that the slightest bit of inkiness is sponged up.
Like those comics, it looks fantastic, its frames drawn in a combination of hallucinatory colour and noir-ish inkiness that is strongly suggestive of a nervous breakdown.
Michael Kennedy's frames combine hallucinatory colour and noir-ish inkiness.
Thomas Quasthoff, a brilliant, incisive singer, took some getting used to as Mephistopheles, his clear, keenly projected voice lacking the stygian inkiness you might expect of the Devil.
