Sentence examples for Racial bitterness from inspiring English sources

More important, he satisfied their craving for harmony in a city increasingly visited by racial bitterness.

When Gandhi moved there in 1893, he was not anticipating racial bitterness.

And it wasn't just that Wright espoused racial bitterness, although that was an important part of the controversy.

But the fact that America's highest court harbors a justice as full of unreconstructed racial bitterness as Clarence Thomas will prove more eye-opening still.

In the last presidential campaign, Candidate Obama was pressed to distance himself from his pastor, who carried racial bitterness to extremes, and Candidate McCain was forced to reject the endorsement of a preacher who offended Catholics and Jews.

His father, a factory worker and a preacher — "he was righteous in the pulpit," Baldwin said, "and a monster in the house" — had died insane, poisoned with racial bitterness.

Applying this to race, racial resentment will encompass levels of anger, bitterness, or concern related beliefs about the deservingness of special considerations on the basis of race.

Here was a musical that showed poverty, suffering, bitterness, racial prejudice, a sexual relationship between black and white, a love story which ended unhappily – and of course show business.

"A public trial is the only procedure which would erase reasonable doubt on all sides and ease the bitterness and racial tension which have developed from the slaying," Mr. Hogan declared.

"The destruction and the bitterness of racial disorder, the harsh polemics of black revolt and white repression have been seen and heard before in this country," the report concluded.

The family and Mr. Brewington said today's verdict also provided a sense of justice in a case that led to bitterness and racial animosity in Elmont, a community already mistrustful of the police.