Sentence examples for of race does from inspiring English sources

"The concept of race does not appear until the trans-Atlantic voyages of the Renaissance," he said.

Dove is fascinated by Bridgetower's life as a black musician and occasionally implies parallels with the world of jazz and rap, but the issue of race does not predominate.

Race is then "a factor of a factor of a factor of a factor" in the review of only 20% of the applicant pool, as I wrote last year.This limited use of race "does not, as claimed, function as an open gate to boost minority headcount for a racial quota," Judge Higginbotham wrote in this month's ruling.

Yes, it was stirring to remember the spontaneous chants of "race doesn't matter" or revisit the euphoria of Obama's nomination acceptance speech in Denver.

The BHA says: "A slower pace of race does equate to safer races, especially in jump racing.

Her death will be a lasting reminder that the accident of race does not mean black and white people are natural enemies, or that our interests must necessarily be oppositional.

History and the burden of race didn't give weight to its pages, as they do in much black fiction.

But dark pictures with retrograde notions of race do not help keep young American Jews in the fold.

Just as the issue of race didn't feature in the screenplay, it probably didn't featured very largely in the minds of ticket-buyers either.

They go to buy groceries, nobody asks, 'Are you a Klansmember?' They go to vote for Governor, nobody asks 'Do you know that that person is a Klansmember?' Only in the context of race do they ask that.

Galton's creed had aimed at the uplift of humanity as a whole; although he shared the prejudices that were common in the Victorian era, the concept of race did not play much of a role in his theorizing.