Sentence examples for mixing of black from inspiring English sources

The metaphor of the paint factory and the mixing of black paint into white anticipates a sane multiculturalism, a vision of American culture as an inextricable blend.

His own preaching style is a mix of black "tornado" preaching and traditional English sermons.

The crowd was a sturdy mix of black and white faces.

Gray is a mix of black and white hairs, and roan is a mix of red and white hairs.

To make them look really classy, you could try a mix of black and white sesame seeds.

The exteriors of the newest cars, introduced in 1994, are painted a dreary mix of black and gray.

The audience, dancing, jivin' and foot-tappin', is a 50/50 mix of black and white, aged 20 to 70.

From his perch onstage, he said, the show goes over best when there is a more even mix of black and white audience members.

During his first day on the job he heard a mix of "Black Radio," an album by the pianist Robert Glasper that deftly blends jazz, hip-hop and soul.

The incidents involved a white man, 40 to 45, with a mix of black and gray hair, masturbating in his car, believed to be a black Ford Taurus.

Most of them – a nearly equal mix of black and white, a rarity for any gathering in this city – were there to see Washington.