Sentence examples for introduction race from inspiring English sources

The images are also what the historian Leon F. Litwack calls, in his introduction, race pornography: they were often made into picture postcards that were mailed, with curt, gleeful or venomous messages to friends and foes with nary a peep from the United States postal authorities.

It had been noticeable during the trial that whenever the Judge showed hostility to the introduction of race hatred into the proceedings, this man's chewing became particularly wide and vulpine.

Nor would a lawyer providing effective counsel have waited two years after the confession of error by the Texas attorney general, as a different lawyer for Buck did, to challenge on appeal the trial lawyer's introduction of race in the sentencing proceeding.

But those legacies also include conflicts with Indians and the introduction of "race-based slavery".

"That car I did was a nice introduction to racing, and a relief from the art world".

And he'd surely love a spot in the three-hour Introduction to Racing class at the Skip Barber Racing School, during which he can master high-speed lapping or, at least, backing out of the driveway (800-221-1131, severaroundathens around the country; $595).

In melon-growing areas, the introduction of races that can overcome resistance in cultivated genotypes may result in dramatic crop losses.

Another major step was the introduction of the Race Relations Act.

Nearly three decades after the introduction of the Race Relations Act, much may have changed in Britain.

Bernard has certainly had his missteps and generated concern and pushback, most notably from drivers who feel his introduction of a race feature — what is known as a double-file restart — is too dangerous.

When the Boston abolitionist William Cooper Nell published "The Colored Patriots of the American Revolution," in 1855, Harriet Beecher Stowe supplied an introduction: The colored race have been generally considered by their enemies, and sometimes even by their friends, as deficient in energy and courage.