Sentence examples for lives were white from inspiring English sources

Researchers also found that very young children consistently associated white faces with positive adjectives and black faces with negative adjectives not because their parents or teachers made them bigots but simply because most of the people they saw in their daily lives were white.

When we were marching with Dr. King, there were black lives and there were white lives marching with us, too.

If those were white lives, do you think the system might change?

Robinson was black, and we were white and living segregated lives.

All the couples in the photographs were white, lived in Michigan or Wisconsin and were between 50 and 60 years old at the time of the second picture.

All five victims were white and lived within a three-mile radius of Queniborough for most of their lives.

Most home-schoolers were white and living above the poverty line in 2012, with nearly half of home-schooled children having parents who were college graduates.

But these were white women living in expensive cities with parents who could afford to pay their expenses.

Patients who were white and lived in neighborhoods with higher socioeconomic status were also more likely to have CPM instead of breast-conserving surgery with radiation.

Half of the sample were male, the majority were white (97%), living in their own home (79%) and had a median age of 73 years (58 82).

We were effectively the only Indians in Columbus, Ohio — there might have been one or two other families, since it was a university town, and there were graduate students, but almost everybody else in the world I lived in was white Anglo-Saxon Protestant.