Sentence examples for racial viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately after the liberation of Paris, Alekhine publicly stated that "he had to write two chess articles for the Pariser Zeitung before the Germans granted him his exit visa... Articles which Alekhine claims were purely scientific were rewritten by the Germans, published and made to treat chess from a racial viewpoint".

They had engaged in a respectful but insistent exchange in class that day, voicing opposing viewpoints about racial intimidation.

From this viewpoint, "The Emperor of Ocean Park" provides an unusual take on the enduring power of racial prejudice and racial stereotyping in the United States.

But, she added, "while we are more comfortable when the speech we are protecting involves protestations against racial discrimination, it is not our role to approve or disapprove of the viewpoint advanced".

From that viewpoint, both disaster researchers and practitioners identify children, the elderly, women, racial and ethnic minorities, the poor, persons with disabilities, and immigrants as especially vulnerable to the harmful effects of disasters (Wisner et al. 2004; Kailes and Enders 2007; Philips et al. 2010).

"This viewpoint," he elaborates, is an acknowledgment (indeed, an expression) of a deep racial angst.

"Viewpoint diversity is arguably the most important type of diversity," he says, but then completely dismisses how those viewpoints are formed by suggesting the company abandon campaigns to increase gender and racial diversity.

However, as his writings show, O'Brien was no friend to racial (or racist) policies, and his 1986 book on Israel, The Siege, was characteristically independent in its viewpoint.

Same situation, different viewpoint.

That's my viewpoint.

One viewpoint will prevail.