Sentence examples for practically black from inspiring English sources

Characters live on phones and at computers; their real-life surroundings are austere, spartan, practically black and white.

His skin is light, but during the summer in the sun it gets darker and darker, and by the time of Forest Hills it is practically black.

While the first had a bright bronze tinge, the second was practically black.

And when I woke up it was practically black out and the girl was there looking at me.

These "Rippers" are crunchy on the outside, chewy near the surface, and tender on the inside, unless you order the "Cremator" that is fried until it is practically black.

When it's ready for your next meal, it's so dark green/brown it's practically purplish black.[2] Once it's ripe, it will keep in the fridge for a few days, but it will lose its taste as time progresses.[4].

"When Coliseum Books closed, we practically wore black armbands," Mr. Kushner said.

There are practically no black people in ballet, so I need to speak out.

He is survived by his wife, Lois; his children, Anne, Alex and Bob; his grandchildren, Phillip Tang, Julia Tang, Tom Carswell and James Donald Carswell; and Cassie II, the latest in a line of "practically perfect" black standard schnauzers.

We see the barreleye fish, whose eyes extend from its head on tubes, Anableps anableps, a fish with four eyes, and the mantis fish whose color vision is so acute, Dr. Knowlton writes, that it makes what we see look like it is "practically in black and white".

In an interview The Guardian she stated, "There are practically no black dancers in ballet, so I need to speak out".