Sentence examples for relatively racist from inspiring English sources

The VICELAND duo revisits clips of McGregor saying some pretty problematic (and relatively racist) statements toward his former opponents.

By contrast, Buck Rogers's vision of a post-apocalyptic 25th-century Earth in which the detritus of civilisation struggles to defend itself against rampaging warlords and evil "Mongol" hordes seems relatively veracious (if a tad racist).

While outright racist suppression is relatively rare, Ray said, women of color face a "chilly climate" in graduate school.

He said comments interpreted by some as racist had been made relatively early in the life of the Indian protest leader.

For instance, his racist comments against Jews were relatively modest compared to much of white supremacist and neo-Nazi ideology.

Already a relatively well-known advocate – he defended a notorious racist killer a decade ago – he has become a national celebrity.

The story followed a group of friends involved with skinhead gangs – skinheads as both a racist menace as well as a relatively affable teenage style sub-culture.

He has met black leaders—and, at a healing service in St Patrick's cathedral, even embraced the Rev Calvin Butts, a relatively moderate black leader who had called him a racist.

For those who felt there were issues with their relationships with patients, however, it was clear that some doctors had relatively legitimate issues, while others' issues were underscored by racist or classist assumptions.

It is relatively easy to conclude that the BNP leader Nick Griffin is racist.

Publicly, however, his most brazen racist remarks have been directed primarily at Muslims (a relatively small percentage of whom are black) and Mexicans.