Sentence examples for button terms from inspiring English sources

These hot button terms aren't "just words" any more than a burning Qur'an is "just a book" or a burning flag is "just cloth".

Hot-button terms and issues are avoided.

We are in an age of definition where hot-button terms such as religious are being defined and shaped at speeds that people in the past could never have imagined.

In using that hot-button term, I'm summing up the snooty, prejudicial stereotype that Norah Vincent, to her credit, proceeds to dismantle with her reporting and shrewd observations.

With dopamine awash in well-intentioned activist brains, our appointed spokespeople decided that we'd continue to advocate for the hot-button term "marriage" rather than "civil unions" before we paid proper heed to our own civil rights.

The stats, though, show that while Hamilton may have had the edge on Button in terms of outright single-lap pace, Button actually outscored his team-mate in their three years together, including 2011, when Hamilton suffered his "annus horribilis", coming close to personal meltdown.

But those nudges have to be designed to push the right buttons in terms of how people actually make the relevant decisions.

Having said that, we're pleased to be premiering new material from a ridiculous new talent hailing from the North East, and one who pushes all our buttons in terms of stuff that bangs.

As late as Tuesday, Brawn said he would be "amazed" if Button had agreed terms with McLaren.

Only when clicking on the small "terms" button in the bottom corner does one learn that Dr. Sinclair is in no way affiliated with the site.

To search for enrichment descriptors (GO ID or term; if present) within sub-networks of guide-genes and modules, select the 'enriched term' button.