Sentence examples for neutral wording from inspiring English sources

The latter option would avoid the potential bias of allowing one camp to campaign on a yes vote; the watchdog calls it "the most neutral wording" [pdf].

The newspaper sharply criticized the I.A.E.A.'s inspection process and its director, Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, for his insistence on "using very neutral wording for his findings and his conclusions".

The second recommendation proposed by the commission to parliament was in fact deemed both "clear" and "straightforward" by voters, and according to the commission, featured the most neutral wording from the range considered and tested.

A Siena College poll showed voters were in favor of the amendment when they heard the pro-jobs language, but were split down the middle when they heard the neutral wording.

Mr. Chafee, who looked at the camera with the pleading congeniality of a Soviet dissident stopped by the K.G.B., tried to explain the separation of church and state and noted that he had used the same neutral wording as his Republican predecessors, to no avail.

While each uses neutral wording, they may have the collective side-effect of reminding respondents, three times, that Scott Brown is an incumbent senator.

There's no neutral word: Sophisticated?

Diet is a neutral word, just describes what you eat.

Not sexism; that's a gender neutral word.

Singular neutral words end in -um, plurals in -a.

Those given to the other half contained only neutral words.