Sentence examples for white christ from inspiring English sources

The fire was touched off when the police fired tear gas past white Christ mas wreaths hanging on the window frames of his fifth‐ floor apartment at 106 West 142d Street, between Lenox and Seventh Avenues.

I liked some of "A Pen of All Work" — especially a set of record covers and a series on Charles Manson, who in these sketches looks unsettlingly, almost seductively, like a living-room-portrait white Christ — but found the exhibition, on balance, to be just as obnoxious as the politics, official and countercultural, that Pettibon sets out to lampoon.

He is indignant at the idea of a committee with no practising artists on it deciding his fate - 'I can't imagine a major literary prize being chaired by two sculptors' - and recalls going to one committee meeting where Bernie Grant and a black lady peer attacked him for showing a white Christ; they said they wanted 'a contrite piece about the slave trade'.

The faceless white Christ meant that the white church had lost face.

While they, too, can, and have, preached the gospel of white supremacy, they can never be the white Christ.

Trump is a white Christ formed in the image of white supremacy, a prophet of American exceptionalism.

In Philadelphia in the 1930s, the black street preacher F. S. Cherry stormed into African-American churches and pointed at paintings or prints of white Christs, shouting, as one observer recounted, "Who in the hell is this?

Then he was given a shot at filling the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square; his Ecce Homo, a life-size sculpture of a milk-white Christ, provoked thousands of letters from both admirers and critics in late 1999.

Serious trouble starts when Twinkle discovers a white porcelain Christ left behind by the previous tenants.

The woman was from White Plains, for Christ's sake.

Despite the widespread poverty in his city, he had pulled off major vanity projects, including a gargantuan white statue of Christ on a hilltop.