Sentence examples for supremacy upon which from inspiring English sources
Despite what those in either camp believe, one thing is clear: Trump's defense of white supremacists is an irrefutable moral failure that only serves to embolden the racists who helped to elect him, uphold the structures of white supremacy upon which this country was built, and jeopardize the safety of all Americans who don't identify as white, Christian and conservative.
When I read where Cornel West said ""White supremacy was in fact the reptile wrapped around the legs at the table upon which the Declaration of Independence was signed by the Founding Fathers," I knew he was speaking about the inescapability of White Hegemony.
The novel is a canvas upon which the director has projected many wishful things that evoke an American supremacy of yesteryear.
In the former, he had destroyed the French fleet upon which Napoleon Bonaparte had based his hopes of Eastern conquest, and in the latter he had destroyed the combined French and Spanish fleets, thus ensuring the safety of the British Isles from invasion and the supremacy of British sea power for more than a century.
Upon which they ceased firing.
Upon which he reacted "oh"!
They have this male supremacy idea which is unacceptable because it damages so many women's lives.
The Reformation period began with the passage in 1537 of the Irish Supremacy Act, which asserted the English king's supremacy in the Irish as well as the English Church.
Though the proposed reforms maintained white supremacy, to which Botha was fully committed, the right wing of the National Party split away in protest in 1982 to form the Conservative Party.
Allies should have a sense of humor about what Kendall describes as the "absurd systems of supremacy in which we all live," but they should not make jokes at the expense of oppressed groups and always use appropriate, agreed-upon language.
