Sentence examples for characterized race from inspiring English sources
Before the election, most blacks characterized race relations as bad; just several months into the Obama presidency, however, most rated them as good.
It is tempting to see the lunar humanoids as hierarchical in the same ways that white eugenicists characterized races on Earth, from beaver bipeds (metaphoric Native Americans) to woolly man-bats (Negroes) to this last group, in which "nearly all the individuals . . . were of a larger stature than the former specimens, less dark in color, and in every respect an improved variety of the race".
These HSTs may be present singly or in combination in a given isolate and the composition of these HSTs (or lack of a HST) determines the eight currently characterized races of Ptr (Lamari et al. 2003; Strelkov and Lamari 2003).
If you characterize race and religion as similar, you risk supporting those sinister forces who claim that apostasy is impossible and abandonment of religion a capital offense.
But the numbers dropped when people were asked to characterize race relations in their communities, and they dropped more precipitously when they were asked about race relations in the country.
"We're kind of in a state of flux," trainer Peter Miller said when asked to characterize racing in Southern California.
A recent article in The San Francisco Chronicle characterized the race as a "babe competition" and described both men as "major hotties".
But half an hour earlier, when the final polls closed in Indiana, Fox only characterized the race as "close" and CNN and MSNBC said it was "too early to call".
He and Mr. Bush are both running advertisements on cable television stations and on the radio, but it is nothing like the commercial saturation that characterized the race in New Hampshire, where Mr. Forbes finished a distant third.
