Sentence examples for wise black from inspiring English sources

That last line is delivered by Mr. McBride, who is excellent, as always, in the wise black man role (another line: "Who am I, Morgan Freeman?").

"By virtue of our setting, smart black men are plentiful, but wise black men are difficult to find," the start of Mr. Evans's profile reads.

Speaking of the Secret Service agents in "Warehouse 13," the white protagonist of "Haven" also has a wise black boss who in this case knows more about her situation (why she's been sent to the Maine woods; what her connection is to the unsolved Colorado Kid case) than she does.

Sometimes, in old reruns, you might spot people painted up, supposedly to look like your gods — with their skin blackened and their lips huge and red — but the wise black child pushed such toxic, secondary images to the back of her mind.

Opal's has a proprietor — Opal, a young and wise black woman, who looks like the comedian Lily Tomlin — and a little bell over the door that goes tink-a-link, announcing all the handouts and gimmes who come to sit at Opal's counter and talk about how needy their respective asses are.

I understand and love my momma and all of the wise Black elders for trying to protect me from the prejudices of the world.

As I was walking by the stage door area just east of 8th Avenue, I saw a small knot of young street-wise black kids surrounding somebody.

On that subject, though:At the moment, numbers-wise, blacks are only a little more underrepresented in governorships than women are.

His main asset is Bill Henderson, a veteran bit player who shines here in the somewhat stereotypical role of a wise, elderly black sound engineer who instructs Chris in the ways of love.

Others crack wise about black students being "naturally" more attuned to basketball than science.

Plot wise, the Black Panther is one of the few human heroes in the Marvel universe who doesn't fear of the US government or the Avengers.