Sentence examples for charged term from inspiring English sources

In an otherwise dry opinion, Justice Sotomayor did introduce one new and politically charged term into the Supreme Court lexicon.

In Canada, tar sands is a politically charged term, used mainly by environmentalists and avoided by politicians and even some environmentalists who want to avoid seeming excessively rhetorical.

But it became a highly charged term that, along with Justice Sotomayor's comment that a "wise Latina" would make better decisions, defined her confirmation process.

The National Council of La Raza's name comes from "the race," though Mr. Yzaguirre said it was more intended to imply the less charged term "the people".

On Friday, the league acknowledged the charged term used by Stafford — who, like Carter, is African-American — but announced that it would not take any action.

It is time that The Times Magazine adopted the more appropriate term "cutting," which both Appiah and Nicholas Kristof use in their articles, rather than the socially charged term "mutilation".

It includes politically charged terms like "condoms" and "vulnerable groups," though those groups are not specified.

"But the emotionally charged terms 'poor' or 'near poor' clearly suggest to most people a level of material hardship that doesn't exist.

Foster's words were evidently carefully scripted but did not include "gay", "lesbian", or "same-sex" let alone politically charged terms like "equality" or "marriage".

Mr. Fields, who also accused Mr. Corzine of leapfrogging past other Democrats who have paid their dues to the party, did so in racially charged terms.

When Sanders talks about economic inequality and the 1%, the rallying cry of Occupy, he uses morally charged terms to describe them.