Sentence examples for white things from inspiring English sources

As the film quotes the hip-hop diva L'il Kim, "Can you be ghetto without living in the ghetto?" The wild young white things in "Black and White" are out to bounce ghetto fabulous.

Thus 'white' connotes whiteness and supposits for white things.

Each (shared) property is a universal a 'one over many instances,' whiteness over the many white things, roundness over the many round things, and so on.

All white things and only white things fall under whiteness, and falling under whiteness is what it is to be white.

For example, whereas hitherto the term 'man' had been taken to signify humanity, and 'white' whiteness, for Ockham the former signifies (all) men and the latter all white things.

"Down there: two white things".

If whiteness is a universal then every white thing is an instance of it.

The white thing stands in for or is an instantiation of whiteness; white is re-presented in the object.

It's a black and white thing.

Appearance: A sort of white thing.

But gentrification is hardly a white thing.