Sentence examples for visible whites from inspiring English sources

If we look at "the occupational middle-class" an equally pronounced gap is visible: whites had only $123,000 in median net worth and $60,000 in median net financial assets compare to $26,500 and $11,200 for African Americans.

Short but roomy navy shorts with visible white stitching looked like oversized school uniforms.

Gucci showed jeans, too, splattered and distressed; at Prada they were tailored with visible white stitching.

This is a flat, tabular iceberg and I would say the visible white cliff of ice is around 150ft tall.

A visible white edge to wings during flight and a shorter tail distinguish it from the scarcer woodlark.

This represented a trend, begun in the late 20th century, of a number of highly visible white-collar prosecutions in the United States.

However, Kelly also traded quarterback Nick Foles – certainly the team's most visible white player – while signing DeMarco Murray, Byron Maxwell and a draft class comprised predominantly of black players.

The very visible, white Sergeant Brogli could not do her work without her undercover detectives, whose dark skin renders them invisible on these streets.

The exhibit and excellent accompanying catalogue have supplied pieces that often seem missing from the story of mid-century America: the parallel worlds that black Americans cultivated, glorious in themselves but set apart frome the more visible white mainstream.

A drop of Superglue is put into the chamber in a small tin dish and heated; the heat releases fumes of the glue's active ingredient, cyanoacrylate, which adheres to the moisture secreted by fingertips, creating a visible white print.

Of the 707 women in the study who had visible white spots, those who received cryogenic treatment on the spot and who returned for a one-year follow-up visit, 94 percent had no lesions a year later.