black-and-white
adjective
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black and white
noun
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Contemporary Examples of black-and-white
This whole thing about a black-and-white culture of knee-jerk reactions is reinforced by television.
Having sufficiently wet ourselves, we viewers are left with a chilling, black-and-white image of blood circling the shower drain.
They have even put a black-and-white picture of Kate Middleton looking stressed and worried on the front cover.
He dropped a few hints about the “small,” “idiosyncratic” black-and-white movie that he will shoot after he finishes Crimson Peak.
The cross slowly (and in black-and-white) falls to the ground as we are told that religious freedom is under attack in America.
Historical Examples of black-and-white
There was black-and-white paint on his body; the stripes of the Koshare do not come off easily.
The Trail BookMary Austin
He's head and shoulders above the ruck of black-and-white artists.
The Mystery of Murray DavenportRobert Neilson Stephens
One of the ladies, dressed in black-and-white check, was immensely stout.
A Spirit in PrisonRobert Hichens
She had taken over some of his black-and-white work herself.
Audrey CravenMay Sinclair
The black-and-white hall was empty and everything was perfectly still.
The Arrow of GoldJoseph Conrad