Sentence examples for quite black from inspiring English sources

Their faces were quite black and you couldn't tell Turk from English.

There is the odd wisp of grey, but it's quite black.

She wasn't quite black, but she was dark... "Look at that.

The rocks were large, sometimes jutting out, sometimes smooth like boulders, dark gray or quite black.

"War can be presented as quite black and white, it can be quite 'them and us'".

Before the session, Martine has warned me that "the humour is quite black".

It was a black-and-white year: A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery, Cartas da guerra – and United States of Love, shot by eastern European star DoP Oleg Mutu: not quite black-and-white, more like colour bleached within an inch of its life.

No longer do you need to worry about selecting the socks with the smallest holes, or whether your socks are almost-but-not-quite black.

The stories are held together by the artist's sense of humor and tone, not to mention the striking, not-quite-black-and-white, two-toned art.

It was not quite as black as her eyes, but blacker than her linen jacket, which had a fade and a crease to it.

If Suttles was not quite the black Lou Gehrig, then the Eagles were not quite the black Yankees in their 13 years in Newark.