Sentence examples for caucasian perspective from inspiring English sources

In its "home country," Friends initially presented a sanitized, glitzy, and strongly Caucasian reflection of New York City—a cuddlier alternative, perhaps, to fellow NBC juggernaut Seinfeld's acerbic (and similarly Caucasian) perspective on Manhattan's hustle-and-bustle.

The much lauded All-American Boys written by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely reflecting African American and Caucasian perspectives on a police beating of an African-American student received a CSK honor.

Hornaday mentions nothing of the blatant racism also found all over Rodger's manifesto, keeping her perspective as Caucasian and vanilla as the Hollywood of which she supposedly despises, one of the principal problems in how she articulates her thought process.

Let me put this in perspective for Caucasians.

Now if we assume no out-and-out malicious intent, we must conclude that FaceApp's team suffers from a lack of diversity, and thus exhibits low empathy for ethnicities outside its caucasian baseline — all of which drastically limits its perspective, causing the team's product choices to bounce them from one offensive controversy to another.

This is a fascinating perspective that never occurred to me (note: I am Caucasian).

Limited information is available about how Arabic-speaking migrants with diabetes, in Australia, perceive patient-pharmacist relationship and how these perspectives differ from the mainstream society (represented by Caucasian English-speaking people).

From this perspective, the most immediately obvious characteristic of 'race' is that describing most of us as Caucasian, Asian or African is far too simple.

The involvement of HLA-DRB1 gene in MG occurrence under the perspective of its heterogeneity was assessed through a large study including 656 sporadic MG cases of Caucasian origin.

"I want to be treated as equals — not as a special item that we need to add". Finn credits Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony Award-winning musical "Hamilton" for paving the way for new perspectives on casting by selecting performers of color to play Alexander Hamilton, George Washington and other — Caucasian — founding fathers.

Race: Caucasian.