Sentence examples for racial distinction from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Tomlin figures the racial distinction is costly.

Such arguments alleging a racial distinction between Northerners and Southerners were voiced in other outlets both before and after the article in the Messenger.

But Clark, multi-millionaire, lordly Tory, mindful of racial distinction, who gloried in being rich and clever, was not flattered by Littlewood's adaptation.

Indeed, the border itself became a metaphor, a movable imaginary boundary that marks ethnic and racial distinction in American and Mexican cities.

Even Garland's pride in his family is derived from a racial distinction: "Ours is an old family, which, among people of our color, is a reference less to social than to legal status.

His black students in Arkansas, we are informed, "called him Wonder Boy for his utter absence of racial distinction," and a member of the National Symphony "told me he was the only guest conductor they'd ever had who knew what he was doing".

Racial distinctions, he concludes, are arbitrary.

(By contrast, in Brazil, more than 125 terms are commonly used to describe racial distinctions).

Ethnic and racial distinctions among whites, Africans, Coloureds, and Indians were more strictly defined and policed.

"Tax-supported trolling... to find racial distinctions in human biology must end".

One of a dozen Jamaicans on board, he says racial distinctions quickly blurred.