Examples of 'not that black' in a sentence
Meaning of "not that black"
not that black: Denotes a contrast or comparison indicating that something is not as dark or serious as expected
How to use "not that black" in a sentence
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not that black
Not that tight and not that black.
Not that black.
Oftentimes the problems were not that black and white.
It is not that black magic is always used for harmful purposes.
I do, sweetheart, but it 's just not that black and white anymore.
I mean, not that black sheep are in any way inferior to white sheep.
But if we take a broader look, it 's not that black and white.
The reality is not that black Americans enjoy special privileges.
But as you grow up, you will see that life 's not that black and white.
It 's just not that black and white anymore.
He 's really black . Not that black.
It 's not that black and white.
I don't mean in attitude. I mean in color. He's not that black.
It 's not that black people are fun.
But it's not that black.
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It 's not that black or white.
Jesus Christ, not that black either!
No, not that black professor.
So that's not that black wife.
No, not that Black Wind.
No, it 's not that black and white.
It 's just not that black and white anymore . It 's kind of a muddy gray.
He 's not that black.
It 's not that black and white . - I think it is.
I mean, it 's not that black is not the timeless classic.
Well, it 's not that black and white Edward.
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