Sentence examples for charged territory from inspiring English sources

This is charged territory.

It even dares to step into politically charged territory – Nazi trees topped with swastikas and red baubles daubed with the words, "Heil Hitler".

But then he jumped from media criticism into racially charged territory, saying "there have been places where a lot of cheating going on", citing two cities with large black populations, Philadelphia and Chicago.

Burson's pieces, including Marilyn Monroe as a baby and an over-the-hill Barbie, have a certain iconic weight, but most of the photographers here take things into more unsettling and psychologically charged territory.

In trying to excavate the truth about an ugly passage in history, the actors find themselves plunging into emotionally charged territory that, in their youthful heedlessness, they don't have the tact or the maturity to negotiate without treading on one another's sensitivities.

The New Jersey governor's race veered off into the charged territory of religion today, as Bret D. Schundler accused James E. McGreevey, his Democratic rival, of being intolerant of Roman Catholics and others who, like Mr. Schundler, oppose abortion even in cases of rape and incest.

Rolnik, a former minister for urban planning in Brazil's centre-left Workers' party, is politically astute and aware that the recommendations take her into highly charged political territory.

All at once the demo's three PR handlers, the game's lead writer, Bill Harms, and I a black guy seemed to realise that we'd stumbled into charged, tenuous territory.

Yet just up the coast, at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), a team led by a Nobel Prize-winning biochemist is charging into territory where few mainstream scientists would dare to tread.

Five centuries after Europeans charged into their territory, there is still no dictionary of either Wiwa or Kogi, nor any teaching in them.

Citing the decades of racially charged fights over territory in the neighborhood that have often played out in court, the suit charges that the city "engaged in racial and religious discrimination".