Sentence examples for obscure black from inspiring English sources

Finally be sure to double check your answer in case you have overlooked an obscure black defence.

His famous and capacious collection has a particular concentration on, he says, "obscure black pop music between 1958 and the mid-60s".

Like the kids in the Northern Soul film, when I had my hair cut into a "wedge" and danced all night to obscure black music, it was an act of rebellion.

By the mid-1960s, there were small-scale folk clubs; basements where DJs played obscure black American import records to mods; and bands wanting to be the Beatles making a racket in back street venues all over the country.

Coaches and executives in the N.F.L. — with a few exceptions, like George Halas, of the Bears, Vince Lombardi, of the Packers, and Paul Brown, of the Browns — seemed to assume that they didn't need to bother looking for talent at obscure black colleges.

Dance history goes beyond names and dates and old, obscure black and white videos.

"[The producers] cancelled the British distribution and sold the negative as soon as they could to an obscure black-marketeer who tried to forget it," Powell would later recall.

As a port city on the African frontier, Tangier's always been a cultural crossroads of African, Middle Eastern and European sensibilities, but recently the spatial politics of the city have become heavily geared towards obscuring black African migrants from visibility, and feeding a violent engine of isolation and abuse against them.

It's "simply a device," he writes, "a defense, to obscure the black, blinding, murderous rage and sorrow at the core of this whole story".

The game of superlatives is always chancy, but the obscure little Black, Starr & Frost building, erected in 1874 at Fifth Avenue and 28th Street, has an inside track — even though no one has lived there for decades.

They thought that, depending upon their orientation and the angle at which they were viewed, these "toruses" could completely obscure some black holes.