Sentence examples for race for whom from inspiring English sources

Rosalind eagerly absorbed the theory of crystallography, and so joined, as Maddox puts it, "the small band of the human race for whom infinitesimal specks of matter are as real and solid as billiard balls".

"Because Aborigines are treated in the constitution as a race for whom it is deemed laws might need to be made, we are necessarily tackling this issue of race and not just the fact of our being here for millennia," she said.

I favor an idea I heard years ago: Allow ONLY voters to donate, if they wish, and then only to ONE candidate in each federal race for whom they're eligible to vote.

To limit population heterogeneity, analyses were limited to individuals self-reporting Caucasian race for whom banked samples and HLA-DRB1 data were available.

Jamie Spencer, a former champion jockey in both Britain and Ireland and one of the weighing room's senior figures, will retire from race-riding at the end of the season to take up a new role in the management team of Qatar Racing, for whom he is currently the retained jockey.

Yet at the Biden rallies, there is a genuine enthusiasm among the people, who sense the historic nature of the race and for whom a speech by Mr. Biden is as close as they will get this year to seeing a national candidate.

Verdict Swedes are a nasty bunch of CV-binning cake-baking race haters, for whom tying the tubes of anyone who doesn't fulfill their eugenicised national ideal is as natural as tying their shoelaces (though we have to admit that all that eugenics has left them extremely good looking).