Sentence examples for white nature from inspiring English sources

Typical White nature scenes look as squeaky clean as Ansel Adams' landscapes.

"While it may be tempting to see the overwhelmingly white nature of many suburbs as evidence of stagnation or stasis, the presence of even modest numbers of African-Americans in suburbs demonstrates the remarkable change in American society," the study said.

It is considerable that the white nature of RSM is still an advantage over the ANFIS nature.

However, the white nature and baseline independence, compared to the 100-m interferometer, suggest that the background noise level above ~1 Hz is laser frequency noise.

The term used relates to the black and white nature of the confectionery and can imply someone is being black on the outside and white on the inside.

The term relates to the black and white nature of a choc ice and can imply someone is being black on the outside and white on the inside.

Republican officials are acutely aware of the lily-white nature of much of their party and when it does try to "diversify" that usually means Hispanics.

Furthermore, the black-and-white nature of the rules means that there must be an increased risk that stewards are too wrapped up in counting to be looking out for other rule breaches (not that they seem bothered by most of those any more).

What has changed forever is the starkly black-and-white nature the Cold War lent the genre.

The handsome black-and-white nature photographs on the stateroom walls are original prints by photographer Jean-Claude Constant, whom Galli Zugaro commissioned to travel the ship's prospective routes.

But if the timing is right (after a vote on sanctioning Iran), and the resolution is short and sweet, the black-and-white nature of this incident will dominate the analysis.