Sentence examples for mere white from inspiring English sources

But can these amateur sleuths help criminal investigators, or are their discussions mere white noise?

But Perpetual Motion People confirms Furman as no mere white male navel-gazer, but flammable phosphorus: "If you feel like the tip of a match/Then strike!" goes Tip of a Match.

There is the possibility, of course, that Dolezal's behavior goes far beyond mere white cluelessness and white appropriation, into the territory of mental illness.

The gulls are mere patches of white, the flags sketchy shapes glimpsed against reflected light.

As usual, Mr. Thompson made the point that nothing is more useless than viewing things in mere black and white.

To get the last 13percentt he needs for a majority, Mr. Obama would need to persuade a mere 21percentt of white voters in Mississippi to support him.

No pollster bothered to ask if people approved of such matches until 1958, when a mere 4% of white Americans said they did.One of the paramount goals of segregation was to keep black men away from white women.

Left-wing rhetoric often treats Enlightenment liberalism as hopelessly tainted by its founders' racist and sexist sins, if not a mere cover for white male privilege and colonialist atrocity; the Enlightenment is even blamed, dubiously, for generating racism itself.

Most of the 3,300 students are black or Hispanic (a mere 3percentt are white) and poor, and many have to show commitment, traveling long distances, just to get there.

A few decades ago, pink wines were a niche product in France; in 2010, they accounted for 25.7 percent of French supermarket wine sales, compared with a mere 16.6 percent for white and 57.7 percent for red, according to the wine board of Provence, the largest rosé-producing region of France.

Presumptive Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, garnered the support of a mere 17% of white evangelical Protestants, but enjoyed the support of more than two-thirds of religiously unaffiliated registered voters: Clinton leads among voters who expressed no religious preference 67% to Trump's 23%.