Sentence examples for although race from inspiring English sources

The grievances cannot simply be written off solely as the product of collective imaginations or prejudices, although "race" makes a recurring appearance.

Collecting racial data is a recognition that although race is not a valid biological concept, it remains a potent cultural and political one.

Although race difference provided the visible tensions to Johnson's fights, the invisible political and sexual tensions that his male physicality established in the ring were equally potent.

He argues that although race is still a major problem in America and technology has far outpaced moral growth, the greatest malignancy is the juggernaut of capitalism.

Although race represents a less central dynamic for Obama now than it did in 2008, it's a factor in his political fortunes nonetheless.

But cheaters are going to cheat, and although race organizers have instituted plenty of measures since 1980 to try to catch them — or at least to make cheating less tempting — it still happens.

Although racing is stressful, he finds it oddly relaxing.

No trainer has yet been formally charged, although racing regulators expect that to happen soon.

That arrangement had had lasting rewards: although racing bikes were no longer very popular, EDC's offerings had taken off.

The goal there was to point out that although racing's consumption of petrochemicals is quite obvious, other sports consume fuel in less visible ways.

Derek: Not really, I was just interested in doing short circuits at first, although racing at the TT had been something of a childhood ambition.