Sentence examples for perfectly black from inspiring English sources

A night so pitch it's perfectly black.

A perfectly black disc, ringed with bright spiky streamers that stretch out in all directions".

I'd stare sleepily up into a perfectly black sky perforated with a million stars.

And there was a Valentine's Day Lovers' Dinner, which finished with hundreds of choux-paste éclair swans with little pastry wings and necks, and slivered almond beaks which, when toasted, turned perfectly black.

Sometimes, when Nate is making his regular love to Jennifer, with her smooth skin and soft belly and perfectly black hair, his mind wanders back to the old days, when a random Thursday night might have delivered him a freckled brunette in a scoop-necked shirt to make love to — where?

The temperature on Smertrios, two hundred and fifty-seven light-years away, in the constellation Hercules, is so high twenty-three high twenty-threeelvin, far above thundreding point of silicon or iron—that it can only mean the planet is perfectly black, absorbing all the energy that its star shines on it.

And a number of the side dishes could benefit from more attention, and salt: undersimmered collard greens ($4) that taste not at all of the ham hock and pork jowl they were cooked with; voluptuous but vapid grits ($3.50); oddly dry macaroni and cheese ($4.50); and texturally perfect and perfectly bland black-eyed peas ($3.50).

She argues that the episode makes the point that a "perfectly normal" black man looks a certain way, pointing out that the episode states that a black man is defined by a "certain skin pigment".

It's a perfectly faded black.

Something for foxy showgirls to wind around perfectly plain black dresses.

According to some experts, even if all systems had worked perfectly on Black Saturday, many houses might have been undefendable.