Sentence examples for white descent from inspiring English sources
Her father, Bill Moore, who was of mostly white descent, left when she was a baby, and she was sometimes mocked and called iyeska — half-breed — as a child.
Yahanna of the Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge, considered to be a black supremacist organization, did not consider Obama to be black but "African of white descent" and advised African Americans not to vote for him.
Zimmerman, who is himself of mixed race (of Latino, black, and white descent), did not have a history of racism, and his family has claimed that he had previously volunteered handing out leaflets at black churches protesting the assault of a homeless black man.
Inclusion criteria were: female sex, 18 55 years old and white descent.
Worldwide, intracranial atherosclerosis is one of the leading causes of stroke, yet it is understudied in population of white descent.
The majority of schizophrenia patients enrolled in clinical trials is of white descent and separate results for ethnic minorities are infrequently reported.
William Daniel Johnson is a prominent white nationalist who once proposed a constitutional amendment calling for all Americans of non-European non-white descent to be immediately deported.
People of non-white descent fear what is going to happen to them if Trump is elected president.
Ethnicity was known for 72% (137) of our series, with 96% (131) of white European descent, and the remainder of our set also included two men of black African descent, three men of black Caribbean descent and one Ashkenazi Jewish man.
Twenty men of South Asian ethnic origin and 20 age and BMI-matched men of white European descent underwent exercise and metabolic testing and provided a muscle biopsy to determine expression of oxidative and lipid metabolism genes and of insulin signalling proteins.
The discovery of this degree of inhumanity, perpetrated by French-educated youths, of both immigrant and white French descent, and including Islamist extremists, has taken the country aback.
