Sentence examples for distinctly white from inspiring English sources

It is also why our boards are distinctly white, male and middle-class; this is the pool of people who historically have had access to the resources and networks to develop their potential.

In Culture Club, the rock group that made him a household name back in the early eighties, he married the sound of black nostalgia — Motown, ska, and a little reggae — to a distinctly white representation of visual difference.

There were Commonwealth flags among the crowds but it was a distinctly white experience, exemplified perhaps by the gentleman in plum-coloured trousers waiting at Putney pier early in the morning for a water taxi to take him to his boat.

Attracting multicultural audiences at the National: Rafta, Rafta... Photograph: Tristram Kenton In a recent blog, Lindesay Irvine noted that clever marketing deals had led to a radical ethnic diversification of the National Theatre's audience for Rafta, Rafta... and that we have come a long way from Tamasha's East is East at the Royal Court back in 1995, with its distinctly white audience.

The distinctly white part is fractures from the substrate.

It is also dark gray in hue, with a darker gray cape over its back, whereas its closest humpback neighbor, the Indo-Pacific version, is distinctly white.

It is a distinctly white-collar car center.

Some of the transgressions are distinctly white-collar.

But the homeless are distinctly whiter and younger and often say they choose Haight Ashbury for similar reasons to the tourists and the hippies before them.

Pileus 2-5 cm in diam., convex to applanate, slightly umbonate, brown, margin distinctly with white floccules.

Englishness, which has remained distinctly a white identity for many, may become less exclusive.Most of all, the rise of mixed-race Britain shows that Britain is capable of absorbing even large numbers of newcomers.