Sentence examples for race emphasized from inspiring English sources

In their cocktail-hour soapbox speeches, the Democratic candidates for Florida's 2018 gubernatorial race emphasized their records and sentiments on gun control.

A Republican, Mr. Wein is positioning himself as the "true conservative" in the race, emphasizing his antiabortion stance, his opposition to gun control and his Republican credentials (his resume says he was a special consultant on antipoverty programs in the Nixon administration).

The George Wallace Effect -- Like Hillary Clinton before him, Republican John McCain has tried to reference Obama's difference without mentioning race, emphasizing his loose connections to "domestic terrorist" William Ayers and repeatedly asking "Who is the real Barack Obama?" as if two years on the campaign trail hadn't provided the public a few answers.

And for the first time in the race, he emphasized his family ties.

Mr. Pennington had led in the polls from the beginning of the race, and emphasized his role in reducing the city's high crime rate.

The first group played a computer game (The Number Race) which emphasized numerical comparison and was designed to train number sense, while the other group played a game (Graphogame-Math) which emphasized small sets of exact numerosities by training matching of verbal labels to visual patterns and number symbols.

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Where Mr. O'Reilly tried, however clumsily, to narrow differences between the races, Mr. Thomas emphasized them.

Her faith in Kitten's Joy remained after his racing career, even though potential buyers dismissed him as a long-distance turf specialist whose offspring would be ill equipped for American racing, which emphasizes shorter dirt races.

Melvin downplays any talk of a pennant race, instead emphasizing one series at a time.

Those jockeying for position in the 2008 presidential race should emphasize that deficits matter, that bipartisan solutions are needed and that it is possible to make fiscal progress while improving the tax system, health care and energy security.