Sentence examples for connection race from inspiring English sources

Near the end of the book, out on the water with the sailing partner he nearly drowned, their accident now dismissed, Jason shares with him a momentary sea current of connection: "Race relaxed his body against mine, and though we shouted rallies of orders and agreements in urgent, curt voices, from time to time we'd catch each other's eyes and smile, as if to say, 'Can you believe how lucky we are?

Given public misperceptions about the connection between race, poverty and willingness to work, and given the race of the president, it also suggests that it is the president who is out of touch with this constituency.

This connection between race and the death penalty is notably different from the results found in state criminal courts.

The German scholar Duren J.H. Ward, for example, in The Classification of Religions (1909) accepted the premise of the connection between race and religion but appealed to a much more detailed scheme of ethnological relationship.

This season, for example, Ms. Emelson has been talking to the German department at N.Y.U. about organizing a conference around Holocaust drama in connection with "Race" and "Witness".

For decades, there was little connection between race relations in the real world and what occurred on sitcoms and dramas -- even while the evening newscasts played a major role in bringing the changes "out there" into people's homes.

Planting the seeds of change In response to this, the government has taken various steps that appear to recognise the connection between race and lack of financial education and thereby economic advancement.

The scenes in "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" don't make an explicit connection to race, or to West's knotty dynamic with the public, but they do cannily show how easy it is for people even a Kardashian, his own sister-in-law to misister-in-law to and treat him unfairly.

I can only think of two bloggers who clearly demonstrated an understanding of the connection between race, representation, and justice.

The american concept of "black" is not used in Brazilian Portuguese in connection with race, as in black America, black power, black enterprise; the operative word is negro.

I don't know if he realizes it or not, but Paul actually helped to vindicate anyone who has pointed out the tea party's connection with race.