Sentence examples for race to consider from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging her act of gauntlet throwing, Ms. Dickerson invites Americans of any race to consider the confusion of past and present, race and class, accomplishment and aspiration.

There were also some other factors in the race to consider: it was a sidewalk-to-sidewalk race, meaning that the bicyclist did not have to lock up the bike and the driver did not have to look for parking — which is biased against straphangers.

The first race to consider is best actress in a play, among Ms. Rashad ("A Raisin in the Sun"), Eileen Atkins ("The Retreat From Moscow," which has long since closed), Anne Heche ("Twentieth Century," which closes Sunday afternoon), Swoosie Kurtz ("Frozen") and Tovah Feldshuh ("Golda's Balcony").

"Black is Beautiful" inspired many immigrant-descendants of a proud African race to consider that perhaps theirs was no accident of birth, much as others endeavored to persuade us otherwise.

"My mind began racing to consider the possibilities….

There were quarterback controversies in New York and San Francisco to mull, playoff races to consider, and on Monday morning, the firing of another assistant coach in Philadelphia.

Representative Steve Israel, a New York Democrat and the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said in June that, whatever Mr. Obama's popularity, he would advise incumbents in contested races to consider staying home.

"I hope the research provokes people to think more about the effects of holding a visual understanding of race, and to consider whether the 'realness' and 'self-evidence' of race is only tenable when race is seen," she said. .

An official known as the "head of sustainability" is reduced to begging an obscure soccer team and the owner of a defunct dog-racing outfit to consider moving in.

In reaffirming its prior decisions allowing race to be considered as a factor contributing to the educational benefits of a diverse environment, the Court required that, because race was being considered to some degree, "strict scrutiny" be applied to the program.

"It is inappropriate to allow race to be considered as a factor in our criminal justice system," she wrote.