Sentence examples for presenting race from inspiring English sources

Presenting race prejudice as sentiment governed by the association of ideas, Cooper explains that it is "impervious to reason" and "cannot be annihilated by rhetoric" (VAJC, 163).

As Refinery29 writer Sesali Bowen expressed it, glossing over Bonnie's ethnicity merely added "diversity in visibility only," presenting race "as a mere aesthetic difference between people, not one that affects how they interact with the rest of the world".

As a result, any attempts to present race as a rationale for social problems, inequality, or celebration are invalid.

These charts present race classification as 'white'mixed'ed', and 'black'black

Table  2 presents race specific odds ratios and 95% CIs of the metabolic syndrome and individual metabolic syndrome components.

One study retrieved during the update of the search was not added, because it presented race stratified results and there was already non-stratified data available from this study from the first search [ 40].

But even allowing for that, the output has been deflating in its lack of imagination about how to present racing.

Nineteen listeners complained about the broadcast, which also asked contestants to discuss whether Balding should present racing shows topless.

In 2000, the attorney general at the time, John Cornyn, identified six capital cases in which Dr. Quijano had presented race-based testimony.

A significant gap in the team that will present racing on ITV next year was filled on Friday when Matt Chapman, one of the most experienced broadcasters on the At The Races digital channel, was confirmed as ITV Racing's betting reporter and presenter.

Figure 1 presents race-specific incidence curves for each subtype.