Sentence examples for more neutral terms from inspiring English sources

Israeli troops are called by more neutral terms.

Elsewhere in Graver Tank the doctrine is described in more neutral terms.

It will be useful to restate our assumptions in more neutral terms.

They were first asked to unscramble some sentences, some of which contained words like "sin" or "guilt" or "remorse", while the others contained more neutral terms.

"It is not uncommon for organizations like [Alliance Defending Freedom] to assert views that arise from religious principles, to instead, try to litigate using more neutral terms, so that their efforts to have state actors like schools impose religious views is not explicit," he said.

A respected South African jurist, Richard Goldstone, agreed to lead the investigation on more neutral terms and concluded that Israel had intentionally targeted civilians, citing in particular the deaths of a large Palestinian family as a result of an Israeli bomb.

I think Cooper should have found a more neutral term.

He prefers the more neutral term "Arabic science" to "Arab science".

Aid groups are now moving to add the more neutral term "female genital cutting" to their lexicon.

The debate about judicial review -- a more neutral term than "judicial supremacy" -- is hardly new, dating to the earliest days of the country.

In keeping with their findings, Jacobs and Shapiro postulated the eventual disappearance from public discourse of the stigmatizing term pandering and its replacement by the more neutral term political responsiveness.