Sentence examples for remarkably white from inspiring English sources

Indeed Portland, for all its history of Western grit, is remarkably white, young and childless.

A persecuted lesbian couple from Kutna Hora, Bohemia, sustain their passion among the forest herbs of the New World, and a self-reliant loner, Oddmund Hus, with his remarkably white teeth, sucks on the one black baby tooth he never lost as he dreams of Emma Woburn.

(Similarly, by the time you read this, I'll be in the desert conurbation of Black Rock City–and hopefully out of data range, so save your hate email for another week until I return which is another place/movement that is still remarkably white after all these years. Not due to any conspiracy, or even ill-will, on anybody's part; just three decades of subtle ripple effects).

Robert Jones points out in the Atlantic that the social networks of whites are a remarkably white.

Remarkably, white is also the only gene that is detectably repressed by heterochromatin.

It was a weird, and fortuitous, chemical ecology that made a dream lightbulb, a self-renewing device that burned hotter and longer, and gave off a remarkably bright white light.

She makes tea in the shiny clean kitchen of the holiday-let flat – a place she describes jauntily as "her dungeon" as she leads me down through the cold corridors, but which is remarkably mundane, with clean, white walls, a couple of small bedrooms and a smell of clean laundry.

Remarkably, as his white blood cells combatted the bacteria, the sarcoma shrank into a bland scar.

"All of these factors may combine to make the effect of socio-economic status remarkably strong for white British kids".

"Simunye!", sings one television station's jingle—"We are one!"—as the viewer watches pairs of carefully colour-blended citizens.In some ways, the government has been remarkably sensitive to whites.

And, remarkably, working with a white pop star didn't ruin Will's street cred.