Sentence examples for whatever racially from inspiring English sources
For this reason, white claims to have "marched with Dr. King" eventually became an unintentional punch-line, a disclaimer for whatever racially obtuse commentary followed that preface.
"Backstrom" is asking us to tolerate a cop who makes racially charged comments and does whatever he wants because he's decided the rules don't apply to him (he's sexist too, but that's almost an afterthought).
Two weeks before Brown was shot, Charles Dooley, an African-American who has served as St . Louis CountyExecutive for a decade, lost a bitter primary election to Steve Stenger, a white county councilman, in a race that, whatever the merits of the candidates, was seen as racially divisive.
"THEY all look the same" is the cry of the racially insensitive the world over when they describe whatever group of people they have offended.
"I do not at this point believe that there was anything racially motivated here, but we'll wait and see whatever the facts are," Mr. Bloomberg said.
Whatever the problems, it's great to find this prickly, unsettled African show in Boston, a city still racially divided.
In ending an impasse over another court nominee, the Senate president, Stephen M. Sweeney, said last year that he hoped the governor would build "a racially diverse court that looks like the state of New Jersey," but vowed to move forward on whatever nominations the governor made for the two positions coming open on the court in March.
For example, if I tell you not to use the N-word, that I do not use the N-word, that I don't want to hear anyone use the N-word, and then you use it in whatever hipster parlance or context seems A-OK, you are not deferring to my experience with a word that I clearly find racially offensive.
