Sentence examples for races representing from inspiring English sources

When he talks about Mexico "sending people that have lots of problems," including drugs, crime, and "rapists," he echoes Francis Walker, the administrator of the 1870 and 1880 censuses, who described new arrivals as "beaten men from beaten races, representing the worst failures in the struggle for existence".

They are beaten men from beaten races; representing the worst failures in the struggle for existence.

The races represent something of an anomaly.

The proposals for public financing of judicial races represent other new strategies.

Mr. Vigilante repaired them when necessary and added to them to create the eclectic mix of culture, nationalities and races represented in the presepio today.

The 1988 and 1976 races represent favorable precedents for Mr. Romney: Mr. Dukakis and Mr. Carter won their nominations well before the conventions in those years.

He believes that the races represent human species, which are as different as a horse and a zebra, and which are destined to dominate, enslave and murder each other.

If the 2008 House races represented a craving for government expansion at a time of fiscal crisis and 2010 a hostile rejoinder from voters to rein it all in, 2012 could be a policy tie-breaker.

Additional races represented in our data consisted of American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, and Hawaiian Native/Other Pacific Islander.

None of these eleven races represent a pickup for Democrats, though.

To do this, we must see ourselves like a salad bowl, one with different races represented by lettuce, spinach, tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers of different colors.