Sentence examples for memory and race from inspiring English sources

From 1876 on, after white Democrats took back control of South Carolina politics and the Lost Cause defined public memory and race relations, the day's racecourse origin vanished.

King presented his dream, gloriously and specifically, as the American dream.The promises of democracyAfter 50 years, legal segregation is a distant memory, and race in America is not the unbridgeable chasm it once was.

We present the design of a formal low-level multithreaded language with advanced region-based memory management and thread synchronization primitives, where well-typed programs are memory safe and race free.

It is what sets Frankel apart, not only from his contemporaries, but from any horse in living memory, and perhaps in racing history.

Photography from Lo Calzo's series "CASTA: Race, Memory, and Community in the Southern United States".

The host Ben Ratliff and Jon Caramanica, a Times pop critic, talk about the young Chicago rapper Chief Keef — the original spark for the debate — and are later joined by Brian Miller, known as B. Dot, the content director of the hip-hop blog Rap Radar, for a conversation about age, class, race, memory and music criticism.

The cold war space race is a distant memory, and cooperation with our former rival has provided a tenuous diplomatic justification for the International Space Station.

Following the most divisive year in recent memory for race relations in America, the first week of 2015 was met with an act of violence possibly targeting the premier black activist organization in the country.

"It brings back memories from going away and racing when you were 15 or 16".

As microprocessors, hard drives and memory chips have raced along over the past decade, the means to display their data has crept slowly forward.

And for the first time in recent memory, the presidential race has provided passion and drama worthy of a Hollywood catfight.