Sentence examples for forgotten white from inspiring English sources

But this wasn't a gathering of a forgotten white working class, who had lost manufacturing jobs or been left behind by globalization.

Equally known for their ability to weave the familiar into intoxicating new territory and to resurrect the warmth and energy of forgotten white labels of yesteryear.

It is a simple matter of justice that America, in dealing creatively with the task of raising the Negro from backwardness, should also be rescuing a large stratum of the forgotten white poor.

The older generation of Trump supporters the press often focuses on, the so called "forgotten white working class," are in this sense easier to explain since they fit into the schema of a 1950s-style electorate.

Le Pen regularly pitched herself as the only defender of the "abandoned" and "forgotten" white rural voter and accused suburbs like Bondy of draining public resources.

Thousands of people were waiting for us at the airport, a sea of black-red-golden flags fluttering in the cold December wind in between an almost forgotten white-green flag of the Saxon State.

Forget white or gray; those are the favorite colors for private vehicles (which could cause confusion).

The article "Forget White Porcelain: Sinks Go Snazzy" (Jan . 19 was very funny.

Forget white linen restaurants and head instead for the streets to find Orlando's most exciting grub.

Forget unhappy blue collar heartlanders; forget white nationalists and birthers: The core Trump demographic might just have been Republicans who watched "The Apprentice," who bought the fake news that his television program and its network sponsors gladly sold them.

The French government didn't forget white Burgundy when, in 1962, at enormous expense, it diverted the Paris-Lyon autoroute, then under construction, from the Burgundian village of Puligny and the tiny, 18.5-acre 18.5-acre Le Montrachet which Puligny shares with the neighboring town of Chassagne.