Crazy, depressed, tense, furious, and sometimes hopeful, though using that word is itself nervous-making; "hope" has become a hot-button word, as has "change".
Surrender is the hot-button word of the moment -- another book out right now is called "Surrendering to Marriage: Husbands, Wives, and Other Imperfections".
In the end, supporters conceded that they were outmaneuvered by opponents who boiled down their complaints to that single hot-button word, repeated often and viscerally on talk radio programs and blogs.
Fen lie, with China's official translation of "splittism," has long been a hot-button word in Chinese communist terminology, and not just directed against Tibetans objecting to the ravishing of their culture.
But one article he co-authored published in January in Progress in Human Geography—inco-authored publishedord guaranteed to draw some bloggers' ine.
Automation is a hot-button word that elicits a wide variety of emotions in people, such as feelings of curiosity, confusion and even fear.
Another hot-button word is "sunblock," which the FDA has also prohibited.
Before this unanticipated hot-button word makes you utter "what the f?" and turn off your brain(s), hear me out.
The Times reported that Romney never uses the hot-button word "voucher" to describe his education plan but would allow students to use federal funds to attend any school they choose.
But even this verbal assault carefully avoided hot-button words like "politics," "Communist" and "party".
Fortune, in print and online, has used the hot-button words that many others in the media have avoided.
