Sentence examples for race apart from inspiring English sources
"I didn't regard pensioners as a race apart".
"Women," he writes, "are still a race apart".
They are a "secret army", a "state nobility", a "race apart", a "rigid and arrogant cast".
Old people are too often thought of as a race apart.
Are prodigies a race apart, or are they merely more persistent than other kids?
"It was very unique and just a fantastic time trial that set the race apart, in my opinion," he said.
Income inequality and fear of violent crime have the effect of keeping races apart.
The first is "social separation": keeping the races apart seems to have been important.
All those elements of racing — apart from being talented — take some experience to pick up.
Economic and racial disparities are examined: the plantation kitchen was detached from the main house to keep heat away and the races apart.
When Woodfox arrived, black and white inmates lived separately, in cinder-block compounds, and the cafeteria was divided by a wooden partition, to keep the races apart.
