Sentence examples for Racial characters from inspiring English sources
WHETHER mental qualities can be associated with racial characters is a question to which both anthropologists and psychologists have recently devoted considerable attention, but with no marked result.
… The same is true of Negroes, and all peoples of a race unlike that of the examiner, where the racial characters stand out so sharply as to obscure the finer details upon which recognition largely depends".
Mr. Bradley, in evaluating racial character, relies upon material which ultimately is based upon impression.
A good deal of this is rooted in the racial character of the state's partisan politics.
The ethnic and racial character of the ILGWU also changed as European immigrants were supplanted by Asians, Latin Americans, African- Americans, and immigrants from the Caribbean.
Interpol rules prevent "any intervention or activities of a political, military, religious or racial character". Mr Browder was released last week after Interpol declared the diffusion order invalid.
William Allen White, the Kansas-based journalist, published a classic Progressive manifesto in 1910 in which he repeatedly assured his readers that Progressive reforms would not cause American civilization to lose its fundamentally "Aryan" racial character.
It seems unlikely company for a man tipped by many to be the next president of South Africa, where the chasm between rich and poor still has a strong racial character.
He advanced the theory that the fate of civilizations is determined by racial composition, that white and in particular Aryan societies flourish as long as they remain free of black and yellow strains, and that the more a civilization's racial character is diluted through miscegenation, the more likely it is to lose its vitality and creativity and sink into corruption and immorality.
Germany, France and Britain have also publicly snubbed Russia's request.In this section Back to basics Confidence crumbles Rogue states ReprintsInterpol notes that its constitution prohibits "activities of a political, military, religious or racial character"; governments are not supposed to use it to settle scores with their opponents.
