Sentence examples for white general from inspiring English sources

Show me something different from that old, public schoolboy, Oxford educated white General and I will accept that the army is changing.

It stinks of hypocrisy when an old codger of a white General announces a more considerable effort to addressing this lack of talent from the black community.

My first thought on the running mate question is that to balance his ticket, Barack Obama should pick a really old white general.

The Tigers, like most teams, still have a white manager, a white general manager, a white assistant general manager and a white scouting director, positions specified in the directive.

WILD ANIMALS YOU SHOULD KNOW By Thomas Higgins; directed by Trip Cullman; sets by Andromache Chalfant; costumes by Jenny Mannis; lighting by David Weiner; sound by Fitz Patton; production stage manager, Kelly Glasow; production manager, B. D. White; general manager, Ted Rounsaville.

THE SUBMISSION By Jeff Talbott; directed by Walter Bobbie; sets by David Zinn; costumes by Anita Yavich; lighting by David Weiner; music by Ryan Rumery and Christian Frederickson; sound by Mr. Rumery; projections by Darrel Maloney; production stage manager, Timothy R. Semon; production manager, B. D. White; general manager, Ted Rounsaville.

"The Government must explain why the justice meted out to white Generals is so different from what Mr. Sterling has faced," Sterling's attorneys wrote.

These instances were the first times South Africa's army was defeated, a humbling experience that the apartheid regime's white generals still, in retirement, find hard to stomach.

"Like General Cartwright, General Petraeus is a white, high ranking official The government must explain why the justice meted out to white generals is so different from what Mr. Sterling faced?

Valentino, NA; Brader, T; Jardina, AE, Immigration opposition among U.S. whites: General ethnocentrism or media priming of attitudes about latinos?, Political Psychology, vol. 34 no. 2 (April , 2013, pp. 149-166, WILEY [doi] [abs].

The characteristics he identifies tend to be those of whites in general, and European whites more specifically.