Sentence examples for remarkable black from inspiring English sources
The life of Walter Tull, a remarkable black officer in the British army during the first world war, is a case in point.
This play, and its ensemble, deserve a longer London life, not least so one can have another chance to watch the remarkable black actress Lorna Brown do the ripest slow burn of spousal disgust I think I have ever seen.
This is both the strength and the weakness of a remarkable black and white film, since you get the feeling that Burton 's sense of optimism is fundamentally at odds with the final facts.
Even though this show of compelling, often remarkable black and white photographs is small, it nevertheless provides a good sense of the broad range of thematic and stylistic interests that characterize the long career of Mr. Feinstein, a Massachusetts-based artist.
A TEM image of HeLa cells after incubation with the complex (Figure 4a) showed that a lot of remarkable black blots could be seen in the cytoplasm and especially around the cytoblast, indicating their effect into cells through a possible endocytosis uptake process.
Henson portrays Katherine Johnson, a remarkable black woman who played a pivotal role in NASA's successful attempt to put astronaut John Glenn into orbit.
By roaming the city from dawn to deep into the night, Salgado produced this remarkable black-and-white prism of everyday life: the highs and lows; priests and prostitutes; organists and bull-fighters; down-and-outs and young lovers.
What's remarkable about "Black Panther" is not just that the very act of making a high-budget franchise superhero film with a cast of mainly black actors is so woefully exceptional.
Other Sischy covers have made a bigger stir — for example, a famous cover featuring a sulky model wearing a remarkable long black evening dress (by the Japanese designer Issey Miyake) whose bodice was a kind of rattan cage — but this one shows Sischy putting the cheapness into Artforum in a particularly artful way.
"It's remarkable that black holes, which most people think of as relentlessly sucking material in, can expel matter from close to their event horizons at nearly the speed of light," he says.
"It's astounding that the [black widow] silk has a combination of that strength and that extension," says spider-silk researcher John Gosline from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, who says it's "very remarkable" that black widow silk is stronger than orb spider draglines.
