He has railed against prominent black leaders and athletes, talked about brown-skinned immigrants as murderers and rapists, and insisted dark-skinned Muslims constitute such a threat that we need to ban travel from entire countries.
A slight man of seventy-one with a gimlet gaze behind rimless glasses, he wore a black sweater, black pants, black shoes, and a raincoat that he insisted was dark blue.
A representative insisted the "Dark Knight Returns" star is "an 'independent' voter," no matter what the records show.
Ms. Drummond, 56, was in charge of the interiors, insisting on dark walnut floors to contrast with the white walls in the double-height living area.
In a statement released last month, Morell insisted that Zero Dark Thirty was "a dramatisation, not a realistic portrayal of the facts".
These are Cantonese spare ribs as they used to look when I was a kid, before fashion intervened and insisted that the dark sticky version of Chinese food with which we were familiar was somehow unsophisticated and unwanted.
After a few episodes, CBS was afraid that in black-and-white Childress could be confused for the latter, integrating the show, so they insisted on ridiculously dark face makeup for him.
Take 2010 when, in a last-ditch attempt to change the narrative from one focused on President Obama and Obamacare, the White House and its allies insisted that the "dark" money that groups like American Crossroads were putting into the system was going to be a major issue for voters.
(Among them were many diehard coffee connosieurs, who insist that dark-roasting beans zaps the nuance out of their flavor).
Berenson insisted we wait until dark to go out; since her parole, she has been hounded by strangers who scream obscenities or call her "assassin" and "murderer".
The "Fear of the Dark" singer insisted that Iron Maiden will "leave the middle classes to do Glastonbury – and the great unwashed will decamp to Knebworth, drink a lot of beer and have fun".
