Sentence examples for it's blackish from inspiring English sources
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An example is L. lineatus of eastern Africa, often found in eaves or under mats; it is blackish and usually less than 90 cm (35 inches) long.
It is blackish, and looks like glass.
Its tail is blackish brown, edged with ashy brown.
If Obama is "blackish," Senna's central characters are usually whitish, the genes of a light-skinned parent predominating over those of the dark-skinned one.
The 'eggs' of the bird's nest – the peridioles – are blackish, 1 2 mm in diameter, and there are typically about 20 in the cup.
The brolga is more silvery-grey in colour than the sarus, the legs are blackish rather than pink and the trumpeting and grating calls it makes are at a lower pitch.
The face and ears are blackish brown, except for the silvery white cheek and spot above each eye.
It is similar to the larger form but attains a maximum length of about 2.1 metres (7 feet)—although usually to 1.5 metres and is blackish with faint yellowish markings.
The upper shell is smooth, with round, bright-yellow or orange spots on a brown background; the lower shell is blackish, with orange or yellow markings.
About 11 cm (4.5 inches) long, the bananaquit is blackish above and yellow below, with, generally, white stripes near the eyes and white patches on the wings.
