Sentence examples for race assume from inspiring English sources

He told CNN: "I still think you have to assume it's going to be a close race, assume it's a hard fight and then fight through it.

Classifying patients strictly by race assumes that all members of a race are identical, which clearly they are not.

Kyle Busch, who was 21 points behind Edwards after Sunday's race, assumes the lead in the Sprint Cup standings.

White Southern millworkers, listening to country recordings of the ballads that never mentioned Henry's race, assumed he was a white man whose plight resembled their own.

Instead of being a season-ending show in Adelaide, in Melbourne the race assumed an equally exciting role as the season-opening Grand Prix.

And focussing on Lynch's race assumes that the Republicans would have let a white nominee with her qualifications breeze through — as though, if only the President had made them feel a bit more comfortable, everything would have been fine.

Adam Goodman, his media consultant, has urged him to stay in the race, assuming his health is up to it, as has his pollster, Frank Luntz, and his campaign manager, Bruce J. Teitelbaum.

But it's behind a few of the faces in the sea of humanity that the race assumes a different, more personal meaning.

When we experience one person from another race and assume that they represent their entire race, it's not just racist.

Politicians of any race who assume their seats are secure eventually lose touch with voters.

Unlike older generations, they primarily see social class as more of a determinant of marginalization than race and assume racial tolerance and openness.