Sentence examples for white phenomenon from inspiring English sources

It is also a generally white phenomenon".

In contrast, the surge in heroin use in recent years has been largely a white phenomenon, particularly in states such as New Hampshire.

The White phenomenon can be cast largely as a youth-culture one; something that never would have happened if it weren't for the 2010 Facebook petition, driven by under-30s, asking White to host "Saturday Night Live".

Mainstream culture tends to codify SF fandom as a white phenomenon, like golf, yoga, or tax evasion.

Mainstream culture tends to codify SF fandom as a white phenomenon, like golf, yoga or tax evasion.

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These authors provide various possible explanations for their finding, drawing on literature that suggests behavioral, social, and peer culture differences and the "acting white" phenomena (see Fryer (2006, 2010) for a discussion of some of these views).

Hughes said the subject will likely be subject to more research, and hypothesized that the blue-white phenomenon could be the result of anything from anomalous trichromats (people who have slightly different perceptions of primary colors) to a (very difficult) reversing optical illusion, sometimes called an ambiguity.

In 2010, water temperatures got too warm for too long, causing symbiotic algae to die and leaving the coral white, a phenomenon called coral bleaching.

As he aged, his fur grew paler, almost white, a phenomenon known in other wolves but never before seen in the Isle Royale animals.

Bostridge's clean, well-mannered prose and careful research never waver, and I was still gripped by some of the material he has chosen: for instance, the "white feather" phenomenon of women taking it on themselves to shame and intimidate men into enlisting.