Sentence examples for race speaking from inspiring English sources

This time it was Gen. Wesley K. Clark, the latest entry into the Democratic presidential race, speaking at a brief and sparsely attended antirecall rally.

Arriving in Amsterdam, where, naturally, he gets stoned on hash and free love, the Youth learns to exploit the condition in which many black expatriates find themselves: being seen as representatives of their race, speaking for their "people".

But until Mr. Cuomo finally declares his candidacy, Mr. Levy has the advantage of being the loudest voice in the race speaking about the need for tax cuts, Mr. Jacobs said.

As they pass through the miles of ruined landscapes and industrial detritus left by the failure of Communism, the men bemoan the damage inflicted on nature by the human race, speaking as if they were emissaries from an idyllic past that will never return.

His Democratic critics raised issues touching on race, speaking out against Mr. Ashcroft because of his fight against a voluntary school desegregation plan as Missouri's attorney general and because he had accepted an honorary degree from Bob Jones University, which at the time barred interracial dating.

Mitt Romney has largely avoided discussing the details of his Mormon faith throughout this year's presidential race, speaking in general terms about his church-related values and charitable deeds.

The fact that the Conservatives are still in the race speaks volumes about Labour.

Most people of mixed race spoke Afrikaans, which linked them culturally to the ruling elite.

Bill de Blasio, a Democrat who is the front-runner in the mayoral race, spoke as his wife, Chirlane McCray, stood beside him.

Mr. Wentworth shrugged off the notion that trial lawyer money might be a liability in a Republican primary, saying the outcome of his race "speaks for itself".

"If you see someone being taken advantage of because of their race, speak up," he told her. "You'll get big points for that".