Sentence examples similar to hot button term from inspiring English sources
The IRS apology for unfairly targeting Tea Party groups for hot button terms like "tea party" and "patriot" will be discussed for months.
These hot button terms aren't "just words" any more than a burning Qur'an is "just a book" or a burning flag is "just cloth".
In using that hot-button term, I'm summing up the snooty, prejudicial stereotype that Norah Vincent, to her credit, proceeds to dismantle with her reporting and shrewd observations.
He said his use of a hot-button term derogatory to African Americans was always in an official context when discussing suspects under police investigation.
With dopamine awash in well-intentioned activist brains, our appointed spokespeople decided that we'd continue to advocate for the hot-button term "marriage" rather than "civil unions" before we paid proper heed to our own civil rights.
Hot-button terms and issues are avoided.
We are in an age of definition where hot-button terms such as religious are being defined and shaped at speeds that people in the past could never have imagined.
Immigration is a hot button issue in the mid-term elections in America.
"I don't think we have to set up a fight over a term which has become a hot button in another area".
"The term climate change has become such a political hot button that I think it keeps us from having a real dialogue," he said.
