Sentence examples for a loaded phrase from inspiring English sources

"She looks so tacky": it's a loaded phrase, isn't it?

Domestic content is a loaded phrase in international trade.

"Human being is not a loaded phrase," he said.

"I think what a lot of Americans and outsiders don't realize is the extent to which Gaza has been — and this is a bit of a loaded phrase — a prison camp for the last few years," Cassidy says.

But from Philip's point of view, to use a loaded phrase, it's separate but not equal: how will he get the benefit of a full classroom's discussion of his questions or ideas without presenting them to the class?

To borrow a loaded phrase, some in Washington are edging toward the belief, so common in 2002 and early 2003, that it's a matter of a preventive war now or a larger war later.

Islanders use a less loaded phrase: trying not to turn neighbours' children into criminals.

But on the night it was somehow worse, with all the menace of that loaded phrase "a hung parliament".

Divided into chapters dedicated to points along the commercial food chain — from farm to fork, to borrow a loaded agribusiness phrase — the movie is nothing if not ambitious.

That's another loaded phrase.

Also, the comptroller promised to "stop profiling," though he carefully avoided the loaded phrase "racial profiling".