Sentence examples for explosive words from inspiring English sources

But the really explosive words have proven to be "half of Trump's supporters".

Explosive words, to be sure, but Mr. Dyer says he was misread.

"When words like time bomb are used, they are certainly at least at a minimum explosive words," Mr. Vallone said.

The trouble, they say, is not that he put those explosive words into his boss's speech but that he claimed credit for it.

Lou Piniella can yell that the series will return to Seattle for Game 6, but his explosive words guarantee nothing, other than making the Yankees smirk.

The gun of a Lebanese jeweller and the explosive words of a former Prime Minister have given a double boost to the surging electoral prospects of the French far-right leader Marine Le Pen.

The explosive word gukurahundi, which evokes such emotion and anger here, never appears in "The Stone Virgins".

But when you use an explosive word like "choice" that's exactly the kind of thing people think of.

But it is an explosive word to use and that by itself suggests how fraught this moment in the nation's history has become.

Pollsters, sociologists and gay rights leaders say the answer lies in large part in the culturally explosive word "marriage," which entered the debate after the Supreme Court ruling in June.

For this reason, Democrats say, they have embraced same-sex civil unions as a way to give gays equal rights, but they have banished the politically explosive word "marriage" from the equation.