Sentence examples for highly charged word from inspiring English sources

"Blood" is a highly charged word in DMX's vocabulary.

Barker, a former musician and songwriter, and Taylor, the author of "The Future of Jazz," show no awareness that for a century or so, authenticity has been a crucial and highly charged word and concept in philosophy, psychology and aesthetics.

Q. Do you feel that microbicides have been on a back burner for all these years because of that highly charged word sexism? A. It's one of the issues.

For The Times's consistently liberal editorial page to brand Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. with the highly charged word "ideologue" because he states that he has always been a conservative is unwarranted and unfair.

Terms such as scab, strike-breaker, company-man, and goon were highly charged words in the era in which labour began to organize in the United States; they are not used lightly even today, though they have been taken into the standard language.

"Born again"" are two highly charged words in our culture.

Do not react negatively -- even and especially to highly charged words and tones.

Without using the highly charged S-word, he must teach the nation the benefits of a mixed economy, government regulation and nationalization of health care, not just banks.

Abandonment is a charged word.

Spike Lee has directed "A Huey P. Newton Story," turning Mr. Smith's 1997 one-man Off Broadway show, based on Newton's own words, into a highly charged docudrama.

BANGKOK — King Bhumibol Adulyadej did not appear Thursday to deliver his traditional birthday address, though many of his subjects had been waiting for his calming words at this highly charged political moment.