Sentence examples for form of race from inspiring English sources

"It's a form of race baiting, and many of them have seen it before".

Yet the past — in the form of race or war or deeply held partisan animosities — has a way of lingering around".

Developing countries, with the encouragement of bodies like the World Bank and the Commission for Africa, construct copycat science policies that aim to catch up with the world's scientific leaders in a form of race, downplaying local needs and strengths.

But as Jay Caspian Kang wrote about here on the site, the creator of the #CancelColbert campaign, Suey Park, was not unaware of Colbert's satirical humor, but rather angry that he had decided to mock one form of race stereotyping by putting forth another, perhaps more socially acceptable, example of it.

Cardiff Crown Court heard Vincent Hamlyn was seen "jostling for pole position" in a "form of race" before the crash.

A hospital doctor has gone on trial accused of causing the death of a motorcyclist as they took part in a "form of race" near Newport, south Wales.

(Although it's seldom described as such, setting up the Tennessee Valley Authority was a form of race-blind affirmative action).

I'd often heard it said that, on Marine's watch, Islamophobia had supplanted anti-Semitism as the National Front's preferred form of race-baiting.

Let's be even plainer: to do what Trump has done (and he is only the latest and loudest and most spectacularly hirsute) is a conscious form of race-baiting, of fear-mongering.

Robert S. Schwartz, a deputy editor at the journal, wrote that prescribing medication by taking race into account was a form of "race-based medicine" that was both morally and scientifically wrong.

Dr. Shockley, who became a lightning rod for racial tensions years later when he advocated a form of race-based genetic engineering known as eugenics, had recruited the eight scientists from around the country in 1956 to work in his own semiconductor lab in nearby Mountain View, Calif.