Sentence examples for distinguished race from inspiring English sources

Sociologists have attempted to conceptualize the position of children as a social group holding certain attributes in common, much as sociologists have previously distinguished race, class and gender as separate social categories worthy of study.

In 2010, he completed the master's program in women's wear at Central Saint Martins in London, whereupon he joined that distinguished race known as the Young Fashion Designer.

For speed seekers among America's most affluent, it is not always enough that they can afford a car of distinguished racing pedigree; now they can test the limits of the car (and themselves) without having to wait for an organized track event.

The third category, normally applied to laws distinguished on race, is "strict scrutiny".

Our patients were not distinguished by race, gender, age, perioperative medications, or underlying ophthalmic diagnosis as compared to other keratoprosthesis patients.

Re "How, but Not Why, the Brain Distinguishes Race," Sept. 5): What's the mystery about why our brain distinguishes race?

He has distinguished the races, their natures, tongues, and skins, and fulfills the needs of all.

We decided to represent, on one side of a seesaw, an Asian woman – we purposely didn't distinguish her race or religion.

Dr. Venter and other researchers say that those traits most commonly used to distinguish one race from another, like skin and eye color, or the width of the nose, are traits controlled by a relatively few number of genes, and thus have been able to change rapidly in response to extreme environmental pressures during the short course of Homo sapiens history.

And Britain First have the winning model for our times – one that distinguishes between race and creed.

"We're seeing these kinds of infrastructure problems spring up in communities all across the country, and it doesn't distinguish by race or by region," he said.