Sentence examples for of race though from inspiring English sources

On the matter of race, though, you do wonder.

But Moore tactlessly raises the element of race, though with a different perspective from Heston.

PAGE C1 The Politics of Race Though years of tension between City Hall and minority groups in New York had seemed quieted, recent episodes suggest that race has re-emerged in politics.

In essence, the Peeples family could helm from any upper crust American family, regardless of race, though class is evident.

The rush of racing, though, offers release and distraction from other frustrations in the women's lives — though with five subjects to cover in only 80 minutes, Ms. Fares is by necessity less than probing.

The way she goes about the business of racing, though, suggests that Laurens (3.35) has as much class as any runner in the race and also that it will take a very good filly to get past her in the closing stages, even if her stamina is beginning to peter out.

That is what Mr Clinton did in 1996, damaging Mr Dole fatally.Regardless of the particular outcome of the race, though, there is a broader question.

In the final seconds of the race, though, Garzelli outsprinted Di Luca, beating him to the line.

In the closing miles of the race, though, several teams pushed the peloton forward.

Because of his race, though, he was not permitted to testify, and the case was dismissed after two other slave dealers testified on behalf of Birch.

The debates even changed the dynamic of the race, though by how much, and for how long, remains to be seen.In 1980, Ronald Reagan, by standing next to Jimmy Carter and talking with him on equal terms, made it possible for voters to imagine him as president.