Sentence examples for distinct race from inspiring English sources

The ultimate purpose, it has been claimed, was the extinction of Aborigines as a distinct race.

Nor did Darwin collect tortoise specimens, even though local prisoners believed that each island had its distinct race.

The MacDonnell Ranges are home to a distinct "race" of the black-footed rock wallaby – the MacDonnell Ranges race, which is listed as "vulnerable" under federal law, with "disturbance by tourists" listed as one of its main threats.

Overdrive arrives in September in the form of a new $150 starter kit that will include two new cars and 10 track pieces — enough to build 8 distinct race tracks.

In 1949, some years after Coley's first experiments, Macfarlane Burnet stated, "if in embryonic life expendable cells from a genetically distinct race are implanted and established, no antibody response should develop against the foreign cell antigen when the animal takes on independent existence" [6, 15].

He proposed that if in embryonic life expendable cells from a genetically distinct race are implanted and established, no antibody response should develop against the foreign cell antigen when the animal takes on independent existence.

(A "Racial Adaptability" chart prepared by industrial relations experts for employers in the 1920's listed 36 distinct races).

Evans invites misunderstanding by writing in a way that suggests that Slavs, Austrians and Hungarians actually are distinct races.

One misinterpretation of a human evolutionary tree would be that it shows the branching off of distinct races, with separate histories.

It reminds us that the view of blacks and whites as biologically distinct "races" was a fiction, introduced at a time when black and white lives and bloodlines were inextricably intertwined.

Now we were talking about what's called the meta game, an inevitable result of the StarCraft designers' decision to create three distinct races (for variety's sake) and nonetheless run a fair competition.