Sentence examples for caucasian world from inspiring English sources

The intricacies of being black and female in a Caucasian world are Ms. Simpson's continuing film subject.

The one thing that hasn't changed is the belief in the Caucasian world that there is a slight superiority because of the color of their skin.

And apparently, 1980 is an entirely Caucasian world.

About Porter's "Begin the Beguine," he writes: "The chief musical gift the non-Caucasian world had to offer back then was a variety of exotic beats, and Cole would use these as a semisecret weapon to provide the kicker in his songs, in the form of vivid bass lines that worked like pistons under the melody".

This isn't to recommend the sacred "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" credo, a hallmark of American proxy-war strategy employed across the non-Caucasian world, especially in places such as Central America, Central Asia and the Middle East.

In Southern Europe, the HLA-B*51 allele accounts for a 30 50% of the genetic risk for BD development and is carried by one- to two-thirds of patients all over the world (Caucasian phenotypic frequency 60 70%) [ 9].

The incidence and mortality of oral and pharyngeal carcinoma vary widely between African-Americans and Caucasians in the world [ 1, 2].

Similarly, Franses is credited with introducing the Caucasian kaytak to the world in the mid-1990s.

As Dr. Dana Devine of Canadian Blood Services puts it in an upcoming Vancouver International Film Festival film called Mixed Match, "We tend to have a rather Caucasian view of the world, because that's where the HLA [human leukocyte antigen] science came from originally.

This is the most common neoplasm in Caucasian populations around the world.

Indeed, there are reports that the survival in Hong Kong Chinese PD patients is better than that in Caucasian patients in Western world, although the former have relatively lower Kt/V [ 16].