Sentence examples for making race from inspiring English sources

Some criticized him for making race an issue.

Instead, prosecutors have been blamed for not making race an explicit issue.

Isn't making race the test for the next governor a kind of profiling in itself?

Mr. Rowan returned to journalism in Washington in 1965, making race a prominent theme of his columns and television commentaries.

And with a matter-of-factness that felt subversive, Mr. Demme cast the bride and groom as an interracial couple, without making race a point of dialogue.

And yet Obama embarked on a long, exhausting quest for the Democratic nomination, determined to avoid making race a singular theme of his day-to-day campaigning.

It was the second time since May 2002 that Mrs. Winterton has been disciplined for making race-related jokes.

Rush Limbaugh resigned his position with ESPN's National Football League pregame television show, three days after making race-related comments about how the news media view Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb.

"We love racing bikes and making racing exciting.

So why would Nascar officials suddenly change the rules, making racing potentially more dangerous?

He will pull into Belmont Park on the verge of making racing history.