blacker造句

That old man's revenge has been blacker than my sin.

Kerwick misunderstands noisily when more wipes the blacker apology explanation.

Even when other's nail is longer than mine and their hair is blacker such absurdness would also make me bothered.

These paler aerosols, and to some extent the blacker ones too, can provide sites for water to condense.

Then there were darkness blacker than before, and silence; and when he returned to consciousness the sun was high and the wood vocal with songs of birds.

Now they look blacker than soot, unrecognized in the streets. Their emaciated form shows lack of food, their skin shriveled and dry as wood.

The sky is turning blacker and I'm hiking up my coat collar against the gusts and the windblown sand stings like needles.

Okay, well, there are a few circumstances where you have little choice, like when it's blacker than the black heart of Socialist Nazi Terrorist, or in daylight when you need a little fill.

Figure 25-2: This is how most users perceive error message dialog boxes. They see them as Kafkaesque interrogations with each successive choice leading to a yet blacker pit of retribution and regret.

Sayings may be stated in comparative form ("tighter than a drum," "lower than a snake's belly," "blacker than a stack of black cats") or in the "so... that" or "more... than" pattem