Sentence examples for contentious words from inspiring English sources
She didn't shy away from contentious words like "euthanasia".
(One thing he does remember from college is to wrap those scare-quote marks around politically contentious words like "discover").
You might even close the book feeling desensitised to one of the most contentious words in the English language.
It is through the iPod that, in Leary's once contentious words, we turn on, tune in and drop out.
A very different argument applies to the use of another contentious word.
He even appended the contentious word on the end of his work in progress shows.
They chafe at being called "invaders," the term here for squatters, preferring the less contentious word "neighbor".
Erdogan also accused the US of siding with Armenia, despite Obama's omission of the contentious word.
But the Enron debacle threatens to make it a very contentious word as scared auditors suddenly decide that they should rein in corporations.
But the forum's lofty goal of giving meaning to the contentious word "globalization" is under threat from protesters who would like to duplicate the disruptions of the recent trade talks in Seattle.
Photograph: Linda Nylind "Radical" might seem a contentious word to use in the context of female Iranian artists or religious architecture, but Shirazeh Houshiary's soon-to-be unveiled East Window for the revamped St-Martin-in-the-Fields is nothing less.
