Sentence examples for race notes from inspiring English sources

Most prominent of those rivals is Ron Paul, who despite rumors to the contrary, is still in the race, notes The Washington Post.

Thaksin, Race notes, has amassed billions by consistently choosing "My Way" over the modest "Middle Way".

"As much as I can speak out about it, I believe that all humans deserve equality as however God made them," said Symmonds in a statement after taking second in the 800-meter race, notes Russia & India Reports.

Even some high-profile Republicans who have stayed neutral in the race noted that going to college had long been part of the American dream.

Mr. McConnell, who has pledged to remain neutral in the presidential race, noted that "voters in these primaries don't need any advice".

Many supporters and detractors of Dr. Hornsby say his firing was not about race, noting that his temporary replacement is black.

Despite her anti-establishment appearance a T-shirt covered with pins bearing cheeky messages, several tattoos she sounds downright earnest when discussing the presidential race, noting that even her 11-year-old daughter is following the candidates.

Mr. Edwards, in discussing his approach to the race, noted that in 2004, a major criterion for Democratic voters was whether their nominee would be a strong general election candidate.

Meanwhile, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich vowed to stay in the race, noting that voters in his home state of Georgia hated both Messrs. Romney and Santorum more than they loathed him.

In The Washington Post in 1996, for example, he reviewed an issue of The New Yorker on race, noting that his admiration for the issue had nothing to do with his skin color, "which is white," he wrote.

And just as he scolded Jackson, another slaveholder and champion of individual liberty, for being a hypocrite, so Meacham gives a tough-minded account of Jefferson's slippery recalibrations on race, noting, "Slavery was the rare subject where Jefferson's sense of realism kept him from marshaling his sense of hope in the service of the cause of reform".