Sentence examples for white souls from inspiring English sources

Under falling pink blossom from the trees, students held up a sheet with the painted words "All white souls, no black minds".

But the diary Walker keeps is not explicitly personal; it's a historical ledger filled with one-line descriptions about all those bodies and psyches that were bought and sold from the seventeenth century on, when slavery became the American way of life and its maiming shadows pressed down on black and white souls alike.

The sentiments that Donald Trump is spouting is like a balm to dry, bruised white souls that believe America is supposed to be a white man's country.

After the United Nations conference, Du Bois published Color and Democracy: Colonies and Peace, a book that attacked colonial empires and, in the words of one reviewer, "contains enough dynamite to blow up the whole vicious system whereby we have comforted our white souls and lined the pockets of generations of free-booting capitalists".

"Did [Amy] invent white soul?

The film version is content to get in some digs at the white soul singer Michael Bolton.

So you might have expected white soul with some hot guitar licks.

All the Negroes who had any business knowing knew what had happened, but not a white soul knew.

Black singers doing black music is a standard, but white soul singers often raise eyebrows – and become overnight stars.

Most of these are white soul songs, a subgenre that typically prizes toeing the line and eschews innovation.

With its full-band soul arrangements that hark back to disco and before, "Blurred Lines" is a loud reminder of the fundamental conservatism of white soul.