Sentence examples for bringing race from inspiring English sources

We didn't want to cloud the issue by bringing race into it".

I spelled it out for the prejudice it was in the Guardian, and was told by other commentators that I was the one bringing race into the equation.

The whole issue of Reverend Jeremiah Wright reared its head, once again bringing race to the forefront of the Obama candidacy.

The prospects for McCain nonetheless remain daunting, even if one believes that openly bringing race to the table will attract more voters than alienate others (this is not a given).

The late Eugene Mori, a Vineland, N.J. banker, built the Garden State track in 1942, bringing racing back to the state after 50 years.

At The Races broadcaster Matt Chapman described the decision as "the last straw" and accused the stewards of "bringing racing into disrepute".

Murphy will face a charge of bringing racing into disrepute with regard to his appearance in the BBC programme, Kenyon Confronts, on November 20.

Big Bill France became a local hero in the thirties for bringing racing back to Daytona, after landspeed racers moved their world-record attempts to Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats.

This country has come a long way in bringing races together and granted we still have work to do but this kind of incendiary comment certainly adds fuel to the fire rather than putting out any flames.

He declined to bring race into the picture.

"I didn't bring race in; he did.