Sentence examples for a charged subject from inspiring English sources

Literature in prison is a charged subject; last year, the then justice secretary Chris Grayling's limitation on sending books to prisoners was overturned in the high court.

In "Four Lions," a farce that recognizes the limits of humor and the existence of tragedy, comedy is a means of illuminating the rhetorical confusion and knee-jerk pieties surrounding a charged subject.

And so I think If we could create an environment – of course this is very difficult because it's a politically charged subject – but if we could create an environment where investors could say "I understand the environment I'm going to be investing in, and it's going to be predictable and stable," then I think you would have an opportunity to lower some of those barriers.

"He knew this was a politically charged subject.

State funding for civil aircraft is a politically charged subject.

O'Hagan tackles a highly charged subject with exceptional intelligence and subtlety.

Anything to do with Jews was a highly charged subject under the Soviet regime.

(On a less charged subject, The Atlantic magazine has suggested that today should be Update Your Parents' Browser Day, another idea I can endorse).

Moderation has become an especially charged subject in the past year, as the tumult accompanying the Presidential campaign played out on social media.

The anthology, on Lifetime Monday at 9 p.m., infuses an emotionally charged subject with humor, focusing not only on the physical effects of breast cancer and its treatment, but its impact on the self.

But Ms. Schrader and Mr. Levy seem to labor under the assumption that making a film about an important, politically charged subject is the same as making an important, politically charged film.