Sentence examples for race characterised from inspiring English sources

The Sanders campaign hopes that Indiana will mark one last turning point in a Democratic race characterised by a series of surprise comebacks that have prolonged Clinton's otherwise relentless path toward the nomination.

The Sanders campaign hopes his victory in Indiana will mark one last turning point in a Democratic race characterised by a series of surprise comebacks that have prolonged Clinton's otherwise relentless path toward the nomination.

Behind Vettel and Rosberg, the race was characterised by Raikkonen and Alonso making ground from their starting positions of eighth and ninth.

As an African American, Obama declares an ambition to "speak in some way to the fissures of race that have characterised the American experience".

3) The importance of nuance: Obama's recent speech on race has rightly been characterised as being exceptionally nuanced for a presidential campaign.

But nothing can be taken for granted in a race that has been characterised by voter fickleness and so many unexpected twists and turns they could have been plotted by a scriptwriter.

An ethnic group is characterised by race, skin colour, national or regional origins, religion and language.

The scramble for global commercial deals has long been characterised as an arms race between the biggest clubs in Europe.

Chelsea's pursuit of Manchester United and Arsenal in the race for the title has been characterised by prosaic qualities.

The very idea of a Met chief who could be characterised as "liberal on race and diversity" must have struck them as a frightening and unnatural contamination.

The races we have seen have been characterised by tiny mistakes by both of them, or the team, and today we have seen great race pace and faultless execution by Nico.