Sentence examples for race community from inspiring English sources

The book revives the lawyer Jay Porter and other characters last seen in her début Black Water Rising and has at its core issues of power, race, community, identity and integration.

Classical music and original music by Amber Lee Parker mix with snippets of call-in chat shows and popular songs to evoke issues of sexuality, race, community and politics.

In 1967, with Robert Moore, he produced the study Race, Community and Conflict: A Study of Sparkbrook, which examined the possible role of the housing shortages in Birmingham in the rise of racial conflict.

In different ways, "The Help," "The Dark Knight Rises," "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," "The Descendants," "The Social Network" and "Company Men" all embody one or more of the themes — war, recession, race, community organizing, Lincolnmania — that run through Obama Cinema.

But while the women praised 'the idea of taking a small microcosm to explore big issues' (race, community, ageism) and the author's skill in 'making you look at the chap you wouldn't normally notice', the men talked more about the effect on the reader, the way 'the author creeps up on you, the ability to take you quietly by surprise'.

Greg Archer: Verbatim Theater and the importance of character, race, community and identity.

"I wonder if the calculation here, on the racially divisive politics, is to bring out the mercenary instinct among race communities in London".

Mr. Gill said that it would be better if all that racing energy could be channeled into the legal drag racing community, but that he understood young people's desire to operate outside the law.

During Dr Mahathir's 19 years in office, Malaysia's mixed-race community has prospered in an atmosphere of general harmony.

"The cards aren't about race in any way, they just have images of people of various colours, particularly the black and mixed-race community," she said.

But Central Point, which had been a visibly mixed-race community since the 19th century, was home to a secret but paradoxically open interracialism.