Sentence examples for white fellows from inspiring English sources

At first, Stewart's impression of his white fellows was negative, reporting in November 1861 that the slaves saw them "as little better than secessionists … drawn from the cesspools of society" and prone to violent abuse of blacks.

Her streetwise crassness and clever wordplay were evident in early tracks like "Gimme a Chance," where she raps "Even white fellows wanna jump in the hot choco'lit/ Like marshmallows, get it?" Her youthful exuberance turned heads.

The two guardian anchors looking out for me that morning and gently directing me to the cathode light at the end of the tunnel were John Anderson and Scott Van Pelt, who, like almost all "Sports Center tandems, are a pair of very straight-looking white fellows in their early 30's, clamping down loosely on their absurdist tendencies.

If I was easily swayed by unassuming, Ivy League bred white fellows, I would think the purpose of this guilt is to make me feel....sorry for them?

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In one, a black waiter in a white uniform holds a tray of Jack Daniel's aloft as a group of white fellows sit around, no doubt discussing that fine Jack they're all sipping.

As Ben Dunn notes: "This White fellow is on fire, literally".

Buchanan once wrote, of his white fellow-Americans, "America was once their country.

"The white fellow accused of racism has been defended by many people, some of them black," he said.

The explorer got on well with Africans but was haughty and cruelly insensitive to white fellow-travellers, to the point of having a fistfight with his own brother.

Set in a New York City subway car, the play involves Clay, a young, middle-class black man who is approached seductively by Lula, a white fellow passenger.