Sentence examples for loaded terms from inspiring English sources

They noted that Mr. Gore has used loaded terms like "reckless," "risky," "irresponsible," "smug" and "arrogant" to describe Mr. Bush's policies.

Americans have taken some time to realize this, preferring to debate Elian's future in such ideologically loaded terms as "politics versus a child's welfare" or "anti-Communism versus family values".

Other boys in town might describe you as a "poof" or "pansy", and while their parents may opt for gentler but still loaded terms such as "artistic" or "sensitive", it hardly stems the tide of small town gossip.

It's not at all surprising that the Presidential candidate of a party that so idolizes Reagan would deploy loaded terms like "victim" and "personal responsibility," as Mitt Romney did in secretly recorded remarks at a fundraiser this spring.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It's not at all surprising that the Presidential candidate of a party that so idolizes Reagan would deploy loaded terms like "victim" and "personal responsibility," as Mitt Romney did in secretly recorded remarks at a fundraiser this spring.

'Bias' and 'prejudice' are loaded terms, suggesting not only that some consideration is being excluded, but also that the exclusion is appropriate and warranted.

We have seen one of McCain's campaign co-chairman, former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating, use the racially loaded term "guy of the street" to try to paint Obama as extreme to white America.

"Forced marriage is a slightly loaded term," said Richard Towle, the UNHCR country representative for Malaysia.

Restoration is loaded term, and it's not one you'd necessarily associate with rebirth.

"'Forced marriage' is a slightly loaded term," said Richard Towle, the UNHCR country representative for Malaysia.

I still cultivate those things and aspire to inspire them in others but without the culturally loaded term.