Sentence examples for race debate from inspiring English sources

There is Australia's race debate.

Only last August Mr Zuma was warning his compatriots against reviving the race debate.

Of course, this shooting is just the latest race debate to grip the US.

In the name of progress, the public must reclaim the facts of the race debate in this country.

Straightaway you can get, 'You're meant to be here, and you're not.'" The race debate can come in many forms.

A cinema verite version could simply splice quotes from Mr. Romney's 1994 Senate race debate against Edward M. Kennedy with his recent, more conservative rhetoric.

There has long been talk of Ms Royal being chewed up and spat out by Mr Sarkozy in any future televised presidential race debates.

And though you'd think a mixed-race debate in a country under apartheid would be angry, this one is characterized by high spirits that feel only friendly.

If there was understandable joy in South Africa at the arrival of the country's first rowing gold, the silver medals around the necks of the GB lightweight men's four were the subject of considerable post-race debate.

As one would expect with an incumbent president elected by a fairly large electoral-vote margin but now facing a teetering economic recovery, the horse-race debate revolves around the vulnerability of Mr. Obama in states he won in 2008, both handily and by a hair.

The pre-race debate had all been about whether Ferrari's lighter tyre usage could enable them to overcome the better speed of the Mercedes, as it had when Germany's Vettel won in Malaysia two weeks ago.