Sentence examples for race blind from inspiring English sources

Christine Ohuruogu, who last night won Britain's first Olympic 400m gold medal since Eric Liddell in 1924, admitted that she had run the race blind.

By the end of it, we'll have you calling next year's race, blind, on the basis of which agent got the biggest shout-out at this year's ceremony.

None of us is race blind, gender neutral, nor is our work.

Race-blind affirmative action isn't a new idea, of course.

(Such accounts would be race-blind, Professor Hamilton emphasized).

University officials insist that their systems are race-blind.

Race-blind affirmative action, properly designed, can be one of them.

I do know the naysayers overlooked something invisible, race-blind South African spirit.

But education isn't the only area where race-blind affirmative action can be applied.

Mr. Connerly and his opponents are arguing over whether we should be race-blind.

Unlike most public and private universities, its admissions are race-blind, based entirely on grades and test scores.