Sentence examples for race connected from inspiring English sources

Is the Texas race connected?

We as a culture believe in an idea about race connected to heredity and we mobilize against anyone who doesn't continue to see it that way.

"This is a terrific way to get a glimpse on how this race connects up with the national race," Mr. Nielsen said in response to a question about tax policy.

Heathrow chief executive Colin Matthews said expansion would "put Britain ahead in the global race, connecting UK business to growth more quickly and at less cost to the taxpayer than any other option for new capacity".

Seeing race as connected only with the bogus science behind the Holocaust denies the myriad ways in which race is given meaning.

The movie portrays a Baudrillardian future in which tyrannical, hyper-intelligent machines have enslaved the human race and connected all the humans by cables to a computer matrix where they live in a virtual reality that only a few suspect to be false.

Cities are now vying to get ahead in the race to connect their infrastructure to the internet.

Facebook has bought a Somerset-based designer of solar-powered drones for $20m£12m2m) as it goes head-to-head with Google in a high-altitude race to connect the world's most remote locations to the internet.

Jordan Berry, a political consultant who was on Mr. Cruz's campaign, attributed the attention paid to the brothers to a " 'Parent Trap' effect," referring to the movie about identical twins, and said he was "confident in our bench over theirs" in the race to connect with the state's rapidly expanding Latino population.

Set to a dynamic soundtrack, it is described in publicity materials as a show in which "a man runs full throttle through a series of moving walls, individuals race to connect from opposite sides of a whirling sail, and performers frolic and interact in a watery world suspended just above the audience".

But in the race to connect, those 5 billion people might not all see it that way.