Sentence examples for term race from inspiring English sources

During Eisenhower's second term, race became a central national concern for the first time since Reconstruction.

Needless to say, the omission of the term "race" from the organisation's name is no coincidence.

The naïve term "race card" always refers to a black person racializing a situation that the person using the term thinks doesn't need to be racialized.

"For many Frenchmen, the very term race sends a shiver running down their spines," according to Erik Bleich, a Middlebury College political scientist, writing for the Brookings Institution.

Fisher took the term "race suicide" from Roosevelt, who, in a 1905 speech, had pinned it on women who dodged childbearing.

They emphasize the failure of science to establish exclusive boundaries around populations or lines of rigid distinctions that the term race conveys.

What's happened is that many insurers have redefined the term "racing".

While emulating the N.F.L. might help in the short term, racing, like football (and boxing), faces difficulties in marketing to millennials a sport with significant health risks.

They have obviously been very easy on him, which is understandable given the potential threat of his brittle feet and the lack of long term racing experience.

By way of making amends for your slovenly use of the term "racing chart," you might permit me to expand on the sheer loveliness, the glorious compactness, and the image-evoking qualities of a racing chart.

This year's eight goat races will be held on 1 September -- but the term "races" might be a misnomer.