Sentence examples for more blackness from inspiring English sources

On his shattering live recording of Schubert's Winterreise with Matthias Goerne, he raises accompaniment into collaboration, and reveals even more blackness in Schubert's black cycle.

Chris Rock, a black comic with more heft and bite, more blackness, says, "Chris Tucker is the biggest star in the world".

It is a space whose limits are sheer walls instead of a horizon, with more blackness overhead.

This is a fine enough dramatic premise, but, once Berniece starts seeing ghosts in the family home, Wilson tips the balance by adding more blackness to blackness, which is to say he enslaves the characters who we're watching to a historical blackness that should be part of the character's interiority, as opposed to externalized high points that mark the end of this act, or the next.

To have whiteness in American society is to have more freedom; blackness operates as tension between restriction and transcendence.

What is more, the blackness of life on the reef a wearying series of catastrophes and cataclysms is mirrored above the surface.Mr Jones is true to his book's subtitle.

Pocock distinguished A. f. styani from A. f. fulgens by its longer winter coat and more abundant blackness in the pelage, bigger skull, more strongly curved forehead, and more robust teeth.

Although it is possible that this inclusion means no more than that blackness is hot right now, driven into non-Black consciousness by prominent Black uprisings and struggles across the US and elsewhere, I choose to assume as much capacity for insight and sincerity in the biennial curators as I do in myself.

"People saw blackness more broadly, aligning themselves with Ethiopia, the Caribbean, the West Indies".

In fact, most of the characters in the novel are trying to make their blackness more palpable.

Both happened in Florida, both at the hands of men identified as white, and neither of the teens was armed with anything more than his blackness.