Sentence examples for touch of black from inspiring English sources
Monday's speech even had a touch of black comedy.
Run of the Arrow (1957) exhibited the distinctive Fuller touch of black humour mixed with a deep streak of cynicism.
The merlot (with cabernet franc playing a minor supporting role) is sumptuous, soothing, a little smoky, round, with a touch of black licorice, a dab of bacon.
(In fact, The Daily reports in a rare touch of black humor, the alias Mumtaz is "arguably inauspicious," since at least three Qaeda members who used it are now dead).
Much more interesting and less frequently encountered are the stews, especially lawand ($11.95), chicken chunks in a dreamy cream sauce given a wake-up call by a touch of black pepper.
Jeanine fills in her brows with Sephora Private Label pencil 041 -- a brown she likes because it's ashy, not red -- and gives Cate's lashes a light touch of black mascara.
Here was a relatable but glamorous figure who took American professionalism and sprinkled it with a touch of black-humoured realism.
As in Memories of Murder, the crime scene gets a little messed up, and the CSI world of forensics is treated with a touch of black-comic irreverence.
Touches of black and ruffles cut like shark fins gave an edge to what could have been a girly look.
The white chalk is accentuated with touches of black and red a colour scheme prevalent throughout southeastern New Ireland.
The scenery consists of some chairs and a few decorative mirrors, though Mr. Doyle (the designer as well as director) has provided Italianate touches of black marble and ormolu.
