Sentence examples for distinctive race from inspiring English sources

* * * As a distinctive race the Jews need no place in modern civilization". Nevertheless, he was open-minded enough to be immensely impressed, during his travels in Palestine, by the achievements and the spirit of the Zionist pioneers, however much he questioned the ultimate validity of their objective.

The West Gallery was liberated from the stanchions that created its distinctive race-track-like circuit.

The Summer Solstice Ball, a black-tie dinner-dance and auction of distinctive racing and sports cars, will be held in Greenwich this week at the Greenwich-American Center on American Way.

Most names are the usual suspects, but what's interesting is that many of the popular black and hispanic names are not distinctive to race.

Science was invoked to sustain the dozens of similar depictions, when two academics argued in an 1861 meeting of the New Orleans Academy of Sciences meeting that Mormons were already developing into a physiologically distinctive "new race".

The new symbol for the Scudder funds is distinctive: a racing shell with four rowers pulling their oars in unison.

Distinctive other-race faces appear to be an exception, however, and may be processed in a similar way to same-race faces.

He was accused of stealing private property, but the Canadian court acquitted him, saying that only one of the balls in his bucket had a distinctive red racing stripe around it, identifying it as one of the club's range balls and thus the club's property.

The Chinese have a highly distinctive view of race: 92% of a population of 1.4bn believe they are of one race, the Han Chinese.

In the late 1960s and 1970s it became fashionable to give children names distinctive to their race.

As Charles Darwin observed in The Descent of Man, "it may be doubted whether any character can be named which is distinctive of a race and is constant".