Sentence examples for race unity from inspiring English sources

It's the reason Baha'is in the U.S. mark "Race Unity Day" on the second Sunday in June, why they served on the Commission that established the first federal Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, and why so many of us would grow up with the blessing of having friends and family from every race.

The first is a sombre chamber drama on an epic scale, a narrowly focused historical study dealing with momentous questions of race, national unity and political expediency.

Strengths: The best factory in the series; one of the most businesslike approaches to racing; a unity within the team; two of the best drivers in the series; the Mercedes engine.

Though he's done everything humanly possible to sell himself and his administration as the incarnation of inclusiveness, race neutrality, and unity, there are still the whispers and worries that a racial intent lurks just under the surface in his agenda.

But the most basic question asked how Christians of all races could manifest unity.

Originally, in some remote prehistory, each of these races formed a unity, but with the passage of time they split up into a myriad of peoples with a great number of distinct languages.

The administration said the decision to stay out of the Democratic primary race is about one goal: party unity.

An attack that killed the American ambassador to Libya on Tuesday night has brought foreign policy to the forefront of the presidential race, puncturing the solemn unity seen on the campaign trail one day earlier as both candidates observed the anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

But a game of mutual blackmail over the presidential race is blocking opposition unity on the local level, much to the confusion of ordinary voters and to the distress of local government officials, who do not share the rivalries of their national party bosses.

Instead of unity, the race sowed discord.

Tuesday was welcome theater, as profound as it gets, particularly in the unity of race demonstrated so visibly to ourselves as well as the rest of the world.