Sentence examples for be a neutral term from inspiring English sources

While it should be a neutral term, it has developed some connotations that are likely misleading.

What this poll leads me to think is that the word "homosexual," though once thought to be a neutral term like "colored" or "crippled" or "retarded," should now slip out of our responsible public discourse.

"Revival" is a neutral term in the theatre.

In the past, Queensborough's distinctiveness was a neutral term meant to mask perceived problems.

It cannot be treated as if it were a neutral term: as Adrian Guelke argues, it "carries a massive emotional punch" (see Stephen Glover, in the Daily Mail, attacking Miliband by resorting to the classic women-and-children conflation to tug on our heart strings: "How can it ever be 'justifiable' to kill innocent women and children in a terrorist act?").

Furthermore, it [the notion of mobility] is a neutral term, without positive or negative connotations.

Delaney 2012, p. 6, emphasis added) Furthermore, it [the notion of mobility] is a neutral term, without positive or negative connotations.

Twenty-nine percent said it's a neutral term.

The great advantage of the term ' PRO' is that it is a neutral term that covers all patient reported outcomes including their satisfaction with their treatment, their well-being, their quality of life and their symptoms and health without needing an interim term such as ' health status' to limit the definition.

The Greek word hairesis (from which heresy is derived) was originally a neutral term that signified merely the holding of a particular set of philosophical opinions.

The trouble with this philosophy is that "anchor baby" is not a neutral term, nor from what we have been able to find, has it ever been.