Sentence examples for bordering on racism from inspiring English sources

Egging on each other's trepidation, the powers that be have traded intellectual analysis for unthinking simplicity bordering on racism.

The main point is, what Pakistan sees as narrow-minded condescension bordering on racism is actually confirmation that Lahore is a fully fledged fashion capital.

In my opinion, western media reporting of African governments is often ignorant over facts and coloured by a post-colonial view of the region, bordering on racism.

The debate saw heated exchanges involving an allegation from the St Kitts and Nevis delegate, Daven Joseph, that the mainly Latin American countries seeking to block the bid were "bordering on racism".

But the cynical attempt by some members of the GOP to dismantle Obamacare must be called what it is: hatred bordering on racism.

He denounced the "realist" school of foreign policy that holds that "Arabs or Muslims can't do democracy" and correctly contended that this attitude "borders on racism".

On Tuesday, France's sports minister, Chantal Jouanno, declared that Blanc had broken no antidiscrimination laws but that he and his coaching colleagues had held a "clumsy and clearly uncalled-for" discussion that bordered on racism.

Faith schools have been accused of adopting an approach bordering on  "religious racism" by turning away pupils simply on the grounds of their religion.

The way Richard sees it, this latest assault on the Qataris is "bordering on hysteria and racism".

This, he said correctly, "borders on racism".

And he added: "For me, that's a prejudice that borders on racism.