Sentence examples for * racially in from inspiring English sources

"Now, racially, in this country, you don't usually get that kind of prolonged experience.

It's also far less diverse than it was in its early years (and not only racially: in Season 1, fewer of the characters were Hollywood wannabes).

"I don't have any sense of dislocation racially in South Africa," said Jimi Matthews, who at 50 holds one of the nation's most prestigious jobs in journalism, director of television news at the South African Broadcasting Corporation.

And if there is one neighborhood in Newark that embodies that sensibility, it is Weequahic -- the fulcrum of Jewish life in the mid 20th century -- that became mixed racially in the 1960's.

The 1987 case divided America racially in a way that previewed the OJ Simpson trial.

The 1987 case divided America racially in a way that previewed the OJ Simpson trial.

I see you are using racially loaded in-group vernacular!

Social inequality, while more extreme, and racially inflected, in Mexico than in most OECD countries, is not a product of democracy (and inequality has in fact slightly declined in recent years).

In a sense, the argument over what is and is not racially "correct" in the art world originated in 1984, when Walker was still in high school and the late curators William Rubin and Kirk Varnedoe mounted a show called " 'Primitivism' in 20th Century Art" at the Museum of Modern Art.

Fans face racism scutiny Tottenham Hotspur supporters will be monitored by one of Uefa's top disciplinary officials during tonight's Champions League quarter final against Real Madrid after Emmanuel Adebayor complained of being racially abused in the first leg in Madrid a week ago.

Women were first admitted in 1947, and the university was racially integrated in 1958.