Sentence examples for race ideal from inspiring English sources

Race was the unfortunate condition of nonwhite people that had nothing to do with white people and as such was not a natural part of the Universal of Literature, and anyone that tried to introduce racial consciousness to the Great (White) Universal of Literature would be seen as politicizing the Pure Art and betraying the (White) Universal (no race) ideal of True Literature.

A wealthy one who can self-fund a race is ideal, but a proven ability to fundraise can be a substitute.

Selendis is fiercely loyal to her race's ideals and completely dedicated to her responsibilities.

Lobo said that race was the ideal way to get ready for Kentucky.

"The ideal race for Un De Sceaux would have been the Hilly Way [Chase at Cork on Sunday week], but Douvan will go there now.

The majority of Brazil's population may be of mixed race, but the ideal novela star, male or female, is still someone who is light-skinned, preferably with blond hair and blue or green eyes.

She has also been using her time to plan her own ideal race for 2016, the Ultra Tour Monte Rosa (UTMR), a 116km trail across the Italian and Swiss Alps, her favourite training ground when she was preparing for the Mont Blanc races.

Caitlin knows it's an ambitious goal, but she's a headstrong woman: she already has her ideal race times in mind.

Maybe the 10 km race is an ideal race for women.

The Princeton men's heavyweight crew swept all five races yesterday, winning intercollegiate rowing's oldest trophy, the Childs Cup, under ideal racing conditions on Columbia's Harlem River course.

Racing conditions were ideal for this morning's heats, and Cal's varsity, in its first race of the season, was in relaxed command of its heat.