Sentence examples for a violent race from inspiring English sources

That narrative is one in which the ongoing fight against police brutality and racial injustice becomes seen as a violent "race war" against white people.

He frequently dropped the N-word, slurred Indigenous people, mocked Asian people, advocated for violence against Jewish people, and made suggestive comments about a violent race war.

In reality, it was people from all across Sydney who came together that day for the chance to be part of a violent race riot, protected by the numbers and anonymity of a mob.

As complaints mounted over a nine-day official silence, police on Tuesday agreed to consult the FBI in the investigation of a violent, race-related clash between two groups of Yorba Linda teens.

It was a pretty violent race, actually".

However, Fogg insisted there had been little of concern, in contrast to the women's event yesterday which Keri-anne Payne described as a "tough, violent race".

"It was a pretty violent race, actually, right from the start," Payne said, adding that after reaching the feeding station in the third lap, "It didn't go right; it didn't happen".

She said: "It seemed to be a pretty tough, violent race from the start.

The polarisation of the club's stands into separate areas that are almost all white and stands that are ethnically mixed proved a backdrop for violent race altercations between the club's own fans.

Fuelled by the hate and fear engendered by images of dismembered children or women suffering from the effects of chemical weapons, disaffected youth from around the world rushed to Syria, fuelling an ever more violent race to the bottom.

In siding with the Morgan Hill Unified School District, a three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals said administrators at Live Oak School had reason to fear the flag attire might spark a potentially violent race-related disturbance during the school-sanctioned celebration of the Mexican holiday.