Sentence examples for caucasian appearance from inspiring English sources

Around the turn of the 20th century, however, German and Belgian colonists used dubious racialist logic -- namely, that Tutsis had a more "Caucasian" appearance -- to designate the minority Tutsi the ruling class, empowering them as their social and governing proxy.

As a fair-skinned man with blue eyes and caucasian features, his appearance has occasionally raised questions of "authenticity".

The morning prayer is a reference to Islam, which makes its appearance in Caucasian narratives less as a cultural force than as a descriptive trope, local color to paint characters with.

Prosecutors said the pair bought guns, ammunition and tactical gear, and Marquez told investigators he agreed to purchase the weapons because "his appearance was Caucasian, while Farook looked Middle-Eastern".

Using cognitive theories of gender development, Halim et al. (2014) investigated appearance rigidity among young Caucasian children (ages 3 5 years).

There is evidence for the presence of molecular abnormalities that are associated with greater proliferation of breast cancer in African American than in Caucasian women, potentially accelerating the development, appearance, and timing of breast cancer.

The only significant difference between the two ethnic groups was a greater likelihood of polycystic ovarian appearance confirmed on ultrasound in Caucasian women (p = 0.04).

ESPN's Bomani Jones has opposed the nickname, as well as Cleveland's use of the Chief Wahoo logo and was told by the network to cover up a "Caucasians" shirt he wore on a "Mike and Mike" appearance on ESPN radio.

This is the case of a 56 year old Caucasian man from Montenegro whose cancer history began in April 2009 after the appearance of progressive abdominal pain due to a retroperitoneum mass measuring 5 × 8 cm.

But since I'm Caucasian-ish, it's apparently cool to say racist things about my appearance.

Given that any individual face belongs to many such categories (e.g. A young Caucasian man's face) we asked how the neural selectivity for one aspect of facial appearance was affected by category membership along another dimension of variability.