Sentence examples for * politicized in from inspiring English sources

Like many of his peers, Mr. Marker became increasingly politicized in the 1960s.

The case, Rains said, has become politicized in an election year.

Pubic hair – especially female pubic hair – is politicized in ways that most other hair isn't.

(Even practical systems like this have become politicized in the fierce debate about how to manage refugees in Europe.

Religion was never so deeply and enduringly politicized in India as it was in the last years of imperial rule.

"This has all become incredibly politicized in recent years," noted Daniel Tokaji, an election law professor at Ohio State University.

In Turkey the universities became so politicized in the 1970s that ideology influenced many aspects of university life.

Nawaz noted that civil society and student groups were politicized in ways they have not been before.

"I believe that intelligence has been politicized in the Obama administration to a very significant degree," Bolton added.

After years of congressional investigations, do you feel that your brother's death has been politicized in Washington?

"This exhibition is done one month before the election," she said, "and got very politicized in my mind.