Sentence examples for common race from inspiring English sources

But a common race or religion is not essential.

In these circumstances a definition of citizenship that uses a common race, culture or religion as its marker will necessarily and unjustly exclude large numbers of people.

"He was helpful as someone who represented authority yet had a common background, or a common race, who manifested a desire to keep things calm, and reason with people," said Milton Mollen, a deputy mayor under David N. Dinkins.

The militia's octogenarian leader, Peng Jiasheng (known as Phone Kyar Shin in Burmese), denies these allegations but has tried to whip up Chinese support online, reminding the Chinese of their "common race and roots".

Yet it might be that some very ancient language had altered little, and had given rise to few new languages, whilst others (owing to the spreading and subsequent isolation and states of civilization of the several races, descended from a common race) had altered much, and had given rise to many new languages and dialects.

It has also been claimed that the GRC scheme demeans the majority of Singaporeans as it assumes that they are not able to see the value or merit of minority candidates, and only vote for candidates with whom they share a common race, culture and language.

Not all projects are as difficult as the D-Air suits; some are as small as gloves designed to prevent riders from dislocating fingers, a common racing injury.

The most common races in the county are white (96.8% of all residents) and black (0.6% of all residents).

He was still an accomplished racing driver in 2000 when he won the annual Lords v Commons race at Brands Hatch, clocking up the fastest lap.

We don't want a lowest common denominator race to the bottom with more people refusing to pay tax.

On one hand, the results are reassuring because for many common cancers, race made no difference to the outcome, says Albain.