Sentence examples for race represented from inspiring English sources

He taught Jamaican patois to a white fan and joked with several blacks about how rare it was to see their race represented in Carnegie Hall.

Because more than 40 percent of Uruguay's population lived in the capital, Vázquez's victory in the mayoral race represented the left's first triumph in a national election.

Medical schools, still under the spell of Darwinism, wanted full corpses and skeletons to compare with the Anglo Saxon dead, so they might reinforce the fallacious orthodoxy that each race represented a distinct evolutionary phase.

His lavish praise for Mr. Obama's response to the storm, delivered in the last days of the presidential race, represented the most dramatic development in the campaign's final stretch.

The trophy from the Grade II race represented the chicken he could enjoy, the $240,000 first-place check could provide some healthy feed for Graeme Hall's owners, Eugene and Laura Melnyk, and the victory in this prep for the Travers Stakes catapulted Pletcher to the top of the trainers' standing here at Saratoga Race Course.

Tensions have erupted in recent days, after Kentucky senator Rand Paul attributed Trump's surprise lead in recent opinion polls to a "temporary loss of sanity" among Republican primary voters and former Texas governor Rick Perry claimed his impact on the race represented a "cancer" on conservatism.

This race represents his best chance since November.

For me, this race represents the summit of his achievements.

This heated race represents a new twist on traditional politics.

A race representing each continent or region of the world is a good thing.

In May, I received an offer to go to an international race representing the disaster area.