Sentence examples for appealing race from inspiring English sources

Race also didn't play any role in the 2008 campaign in equal part because Obama ran an astoundingly measured, appealing, race neutral campaign that kept the focus squarely on the issues of the Bush administration's towering failures, the economy, the financial mess, and he sold a majority of Americans that he could bring a much needed directional change in government.

"I think there's no question that what [Trump] is doing is appealing to race.

But the 16-year-old's victory was upheld as two thirds of the race had been completed, despite his rivals appealing for the race to be suspended sooner.

He looked great before that race, appealing to social conservatives, the Tea Party folks, fiscal conservatives and evangelicals.

It is a sign of progress, I suppose, that instead of appealing directly to race each candidate is trying to win points by accusing the other of appealing too directly to race though it does produce a rather tedious, finger-pointing series of charges.

Ferrari's action is not the same as appealing against the race result.

With tickets ranging from $60 to $1000, Pegasus was appealing to horse race novices and aficionados alike.

Republicans may have won a number of close races by appealing to these libertarians, so their views on policy cannot be ignored.

BOSTON — Martha Coakley stepped briskly through a community center here Tuesday, issuing clipped greetings and appealing for votes in a race she was once thought to have sewn up.

It shows "Bianchi-san," in coat and tie, with a sharp new haircut, appealing for votes in the race for the Inuyama City Council on April 27.

Developer Rick Caruso and investment banker Austin Beutner both want to be regarded as the preeminent candidate appealing to Republicans in the race, a mixed blessing in one of the nation's most stalwartly Democratic cities.