Sentence examples for the point black from inspiring English sources

wrote an angry defense that included the point: Black cats are proverbially lucky.

It sounds like it's rotting, and that's the point: black metal represents decay, radical individualism, misanthropy, negativity about all systems, and awe of the natural world.

On the first point, Black never even attempts to substantiate his accusation -- a scandalous omission considering the gravity of the charge.

Neighbor time-frequency points (gray squares) used to classify the current time-frequency point (black square).

However, the upwards pointing black triangles in the figure show the true prevalence of the obvious clues in the movie clips shown to the participants.

But the point about black identity, that's a legacy of slavery and Jim Crow.

Mr. Leight does, in passing, acknowledge the point about black innovation, however disingenuously.

But that is the point of "Black Tuesday": like Hollywood, American popular music provided escapist entertainment in the 1930's.

But those miss the point of Black Lives Matter.

Figure 3 GPI anomalies (color) and the TCG points (black dots) in (a) the active year and (b) the non-active year.

In Figure 2a the curve was fitted using 6 data points; the predicted curve (blue) deviates slightly from the actual data points (black), though the actual data points do fall in the relatively large confidence interval (red).