Sentence examples for virtually black from inspiring English sources

It is virtually black, as if it had been kept in the oven too long.

A bronze, virtually black (remember that) eight- or 10-foot statue of the great "Prophet from Nebraska," as he was derided by Clarence Darrow in the Scopes trial.

AS I lay on my back, a brisk, capable-looking woman scooped up from a large tub what looked like the darkest, richest of fudge frostings, virtually black, and slapped it onto my neck, shoulders, chest, midsection, arms, hands, legs and feet.

"Brother" is set in the 1930's, and uses a digital desaturation process that drains so much color from the film that it's virtually black and white for a good portion of the running time; "Love" is set in the early 1960's, as is Mr. von Trier's "Dancer in the Dark".

"We have been virtually blacked out all over the country," said a disaster management official in southern Mongla, another of the worst affected areas.

You'd think this would be news, but it was virtually blacked out in the media the next day.

For three hours, we are force-marched through icy, virtually pitch-black corridors, barked at (by canine and human alike), humiliated, interrogated, forced to sign false confessions to imagined crimes, shown propaganda, and taught to prepare for a nuclear attack by the imperialist pigs.

(Curiously, Mr. Schama has virtually nothing to say about black soldiers who fought on the patriot side).

Virtually all black players in Italy have faced similar issues.

It is virtually 100percentt black and 100percentt poor.

Virtually all black voters here are Democrats, while a large majority of whites vote Republican.