Sentence examples for studied race from inspiring English sources
Jill Baffert, his second wife, said he studied race replays while running on a treadmill as part his new dedication to exercise.
She said she had studied race and gender politics at her notoriously liberal alma mater, Oberlin College, and that defending more severe criticisms about the portrayal of race on the show is a losing battle.
People who have studied race, spent months abroad in India or Africa, tasted the best fufu and mofongo, read Ralph Ellison, James Baldwin and Pablo Neruda, and who may even have black "friends" or lovers, still too often manage to have a community that doesn't reflect diversity in their broader city or nation.
"You cannot act like you don't have several hundred years of racial context here, where a painted face has a racial context to it in this country," said Cornell Belcher, a Democratic pollster who helped on Mr. Obama's presidential campaign and has studied race extensively.
Ominously, a few of the universities that already use quotas have created evaluation committees to police student applications for possible "race fraud"."If you have a society that is based on sameness, you shouldn't throw that away," says Peter Fry, an anthropologist who has studied race and racial politics in Africa and Brazil.
Force India's Paul di Resta, doing a two-stop strategy in contrast to the three employed by the rest of the main contenders, drove an excellent, studied race to take sixth place.
Hansen studied racing forms, read books and practiced.
The other customers, all men, studied racing forms.
Ultimately, Mr. Clinton appointed a seven-member commission to study race.
For the past year, she has split her time among California, Washington and New York, studying race and higher education and women as college presidents and catching up on anthropology, her academic field.
In 1993, after studying race and ethnicity at Stanford University, he founded New York Online, a company that designed Web sites for Consumer Reports, Vibe and The New Yorker.
