Sentence examples for race reflect from inspiring English sources

It's not often you get to step out of the rat race, reflect on your life and what it's all about.

The issues likely to dominate the race reflect the scourges that make this city so vexing: homelessness, street crime, a public school system failing some of its neediest children and, above all, a growing gulf between rich and poor, which gives San Francisco the increasing feel of a Third World country.

Although multiple responses from the same individual were only counted once, it is possible that the number of mentions of particular codes regarding the use of race reflect how talkative physicians were in some focus groups versus others.

The habit of referring to it as "race" reflects a tendency toward euphemism and abstraction.

The race reflects a new generation's response to the film.

Reaction to McCarthy's surprise departure from the speaker's race reflected deep divisions within the Republican Party.

It's an odd race, reflecting an odd season, in which Broadway refracted pop culture in eye-popping bursts.

Help us inspire conversations about race, reflecting diverse opinions, ages and economic backgrounds through voices from all over the country.

Brazil's financial markets gyrated wildly throughout the race, reflecting skepticism over her management of the economy.

The Webb campaign's strategy had been to run a race reflecting his biography, his sense of command.

She is well educated and solidly middle-class, although conventional wisdom suggests that a lack of attention to a political race reflects lower income and education levels.