| Distilling that heap of ordure down to only ten nuggets of blackest filth takes work. |
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| The mirror throws a bright light into a moderately lit room with walls of blackest brown. |
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| They do whatever it takes to paint the blackest possible picture and bind their supporters to them with unreasoning bonds of paranoia. |
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| His poorest brother of the blackest face is on the same social standing as the all powerful shadow of God upon Earth, the Commander of the Faithful. |
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| For example, if you selected the Black sampler button, place the pointer on the blackest part of the image. |
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| The failure to agree to use the mountains of soon-to-be-reported data to tackle the blackest money is the biggest loophole of all. |
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| As far as support is concerned, the situation has been described objectively, albeit in the blackest terms, by all the honourable Members. |
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| Although many African economies were stronger during colonial times, it was one of the blackest chapters of our history. |
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| Pure black horses are priceless to the RCMP, because they use only the blackest horses for their world-famous Musical Ride. |
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| An eyewitness declared, «A sheet of white paper held within a few inches of the eyes was equally invisible with the blackest velvet. |
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| Thus he who had been as a tender father, a patient shepherd, was represented in the blackest character of a tyrant and usurper. |
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| A 9th position in the first race was little consolation for Alain Menu, who lived one of the blackest week-ends in his career. |
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| In years to come, the country will refer to July 8, 2014, as among the blackest days in its history. |
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| In dark times, Miss Lonelyhearts shines the brightest light in the blackest places. |
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| He stood tall with a wide chest, square shoulders, a bulky figure, long blond hair, but he himself had the blackest and biggest wings of them all. |
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| When things were at their blackest in France, I went to sleep one night after dwelling on all the muck and misery over there, my spirit was like a thing tormented... I dreamed I was in a great battlefield. |
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| But there is a difference between treating evildoing as entertainment and struggling to understand why some moments of reflection — if not confession — do indeed mesmerize us, even if as only the blackest kind of humor. |
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| Detroit is the blackest and brokest of America's big cities. |
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| Then an absolute knockout beauty of a dish: cuttlefish risotto of pure inkiness, blackest of black, staining lips and teeth and gums, but worth it for its buttery depth of flavour. |
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| So, the old world goes rolling along full of trouble, but the darkest hour is before the dawn, and when things are at their blackest there is the happy thought that any change can be for the better. |
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| This study describes in the blackest terms the phenomenon of violence and child exploitation in the world, highlighting the serious infringements of the rights of the child. |
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| Therefore, I on my part, give up here the certainty of eternal rest, and go out into the dark where may be the blackest things that the world or the nether world holds! |
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| The watch's orange Superluminova coating will glow in the blackest water. |
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| In the proud history of the North Novas and the Sherbrookes, the fate of the 18 who were executed in this place on the night of June 7th and 8th must be noted as one of their blackest. |
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| Many members would know, as would those watching, that one of the blackest days in the history of our country, at least in my opinion, was the cancellation of the Avro Arrow. |
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| Their interweaving stories compose a unique fresco where phobias, repulsions, and dreams spring to life, showing fear in its blackest light... Blind fears and black humor light up the screen. |
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| We choose the farthest away church with the blackest, slittiest windows and he pulls me and Jimmy in. |
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