Sentence examples for different race than from inspiring English sources

The passenger is of a different race than you are.

"We're just running a little bit different race than anybody else.

The Chinese and Jews, skeptics argued, were of an entirely different race than many successful immigrants who came before them.

"It's difficult, I don't know quite why, but I would imagine, if anything, the Doctor might be of a different race than a different gender.

How many of your close friends are a different race than you--all of them, most of them, some of them, hardly any of them, or none of them?

On screen, I hung with a Christ figure called Eli; I had a same-sex lover and a boyfriend of a different race than mine; I threw bombs and walked along high wires.

To a considerable extent, the tilting of these scales reflect the fact that governors tend to run different races than members of Congress, dealing with state and local concerns.

Salazar will also have Webb run more and different races than he had in the past to reduce the pressure when he does compete and to help him enjoy the sport more.

In fact, several studies by psychologists Phyllis Katz and Jennifer Kofkin have found that infants and very young children (from six to 18 months) will gaze at the faces of people of a different race longer than they look at faces from their own racial group.

Twice a runner-up at that race, and at age 34 the oldest post-World War II winner, Evans took used a different race program than he had in previous years.

And only one in 10 adults under 30 say no one among their families, friends or coworkers is of a different race, less than half the rate for Americans as a whole.