Sentence examples for race deeply from inspiring English sources

I'm an ardent horseracing fan who finds the tales of equine and human courage thrown up by this race deeply moving.

But the 2016 presidential race is deeply personal.

One does not want to examine his ideas on race too deeply, just yet.

The hours they train – and the hours they race – are deeply impressive.

"I think race matters deeply but it is in many ways denied," he says.

But the runners and organizers of the Sri Chinmoy race are deeply committed to intrinsic motives.

There is not too much doubt that Houellebecq is an unpleasant person … One does not want to examine his ideas on race too deeply, just yet.

Racial issues were again confronted, but in the somewhat ambiguous terms that were to mark Faulkner's later public statements on race: while deeply sympathetic to the oppression suffered by blacks in the Southern states, he nevertheless felt that such wrongs should be righted by the South itself, free of Northern intervention.

They might be put down as Negroes who feel the humiliation of their race so deeply that they will not even join in the orthodox movements for its emancipation, because these are, to their raw sensitiveness, tainted with the assumption that Negroes have to behave like good children to win a favorable report from the white people.

But by making such a move just 11 days before the election, he also thrust the FBI into a glare as harsh as klieg lights and influenced a presidential race more deeply than the bureau ever has.

Harness racing is deeply imbedded in the culture of the Canadian Maritime provinces, but the racetracks there have minuscule purses.