Sentence examples for theme of black from inspiring English sources

That's a common theme of black beauty.

I liked that touch, suggestive of madness, which is a central theme of "Black Swan".

Not that Berlin sees victimization as the main theme of black history.

Over the weekend, a former Democratic National Committee chairman, Howard Dean, accused Fox of pushing "a theme of black racism".

This is why skunks, zorilles (also known as polecats) and the African crested rat have independently converged on a similar pelage theme of black against white.

Freedom Now Suite," which played variations on the theme of black people's struggle for equality in the United States and Africa.

And he returned to the theme of black-white relations throughout the night, including a field piece where he interviewed African American patrons of a movie theater in Compton (or maybe not) and a send-off, in which he gave a shoutout to the Black Lives Matter movement.

The only exceptions were the "Black and Tans," the few Harlem clubs that permitted casual racial mixing, and to which Ellington seems to have been paying tongue-in-cheek tribute with the not-quite-meshing themes of "Black and Tan Fantasy".

Themes of black, gay, and female identity are easily plugged into his all-regarding pictorial and cosmopolitan social circuitry, more because of than despite his own indifference to politics.

The Great White Hope premiered during the civil rights movement, and its themes of black defiance, interracial relationships, and struggle in a racist America spoke to an audience that had witnessed similar events firsthand.

His speech is campaign boilerplate, emphasizing themes of black self-reliance, the persistence of white racism and so on, but nowhere does he mention the Nation of Islam's anti-Semitic, anti-gay, racist ideology, let alone condemn it.