Sentence examples for charged terms from inspiring English sources

pay in equally charged terms.

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.

And, sounding like a campaign's oppo-research guy, he batted around politically charged terms like "Cornhusker Kickback," referring to a sweetheart deal that isn't even in the law.

The appointment came a year after Mr. Williams testified in a discrimination case that he did not consider certain grotesque, racially charged terms to be ethnic slurs.

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".

Isn't that a racially charged term?

How has "peace" become such a politically charged term?

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

By using the highly charged term "apartheid" with all its negative connotations, McGreal shows his very strong anti-Israeli bias.

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.