Sentence examples for more charged and from inspiring English sources

No moment in popular culture is more charged and anxious than when a stand-up comic battles with a heckler.

It's not a simple question of length, either: there are 20-page short stories that are far more charged and gravid with meaning than 400-page novels.

"Founders," whose popularity as a Silicon Valley concept followed the 2009 recession, has become a stand-in for more charged, and less heroic-sounding words, such as "small-business owner," "C.E.O.," and "boss".

(See ur-founder Mark Zuckerberg's recent tax-incentivized pledge). "Founders," whose popularity as a Silicon Valley concept followed the 2009 recession, has become a stand-in for more charged, and less heroic-sounding words, such as "small-business owner," "C.E.O.," and "boss". To found is not to manage; it's to dream and to design.

In acidic solutions, it becomes a more extended chain (more charged), and, therefore, produces smaller and looser flocs.

More generally, Steinberg and Silk (2002, p. 117), drawing on evidence provided by, among others, Montemayor et al. (1993), Larson and Richards (1994), and Laursen (1995), conclude that "adolescents' relationships with their mothers are more intense than those with fathers; this intensity includes not only greater closeness but also more charged and more frequent conflict".

There seems to be more call for legally ratified norms, now, in medicine and beyond, which makes the job of the DPP ever-more charged and powerful.

As the vocal line becomes more charged, active and jagged, it always has a cool and magisterial beauty.

This trend is expected since more concentrated solutions had a larger number of charged residues for a fixed volume; this led to more charged structures and a higher solution conductivity.

If anything, however, its symbolic force grows ever denser and more charged.

Which means more charge and countercharge, more ideological polarization and much less time to concentrate on the Democrats.