Sentence examples for shifting race from inspiring English sources

But I did catch the 1992 VHS release, where Freeman steers her and himself not just through her affairs in Atlanta, but through the droves of shifting race relations that always seemed offset, distant and off-camera like white art imitating white life.

But I did catch the 1992 VHS release, where Freeman steers her and himself not just through her affairs in Atlanta, but through the droves of shifting race relations that always seemed offset, distant, and off-camera like white art imitating white life.

There are good tracks: the shifting, racing guitars on the initially dreamy opener Modern Spring and the tight thrum of the rushy The Closest Thing to Heaven, but mostly this is tame, decorous stuff.

This is why, he adds, for university administrators, diversity and cultural competency initiatives have become go-to solutions that "shift race from the public sphere into the psyche" and strip the present round of demonstrations of some of their power.

It's a corollary of the literary law that if you put a loaded rifle onstage, it has to go off: if a character shifts races, eventually he'll be unmasked, and usually it's painful physically or psychically or both.

The industry worries the legislature could shift racing's cut of slot machine revenues to other projects.

Re "Black and White and Married in the Deep South: A Shifting Image" ("Race Remixed" series, front page, March 20): Excellent article on the Peeples and Norwood families, mixed-race couples in the Deep South.

The case has also spurred a non-legal debate, including in The New York Times, on whether the country would be better served by shifting from race to class in admissions as a way to achieve diversity on campus.

11 prominence of national security, Republican ennui, a shifting Democratic race — all of that "leads to a level of uncertainty, creates more of an X factor," Mr. DuHaime said.

The new surveys narrow Blumenthal's lead on our trend estimate to just four percentage points (49.8% to 45.3%), shifting the race to "lean Democrat" status.

But the rest of this wind-shifting, mood-shifting race day belonged to Oracle.