Sentence examples similar to one politicized from inspiring English sources

And they say Democrats are the ones politicizing the issue.

To be an African in South Africa means that one is politicized from the moment of one's birth, whether one acknowledges it or not.

He was the one who politicized the paper.

"But they are the ones who politicized this.

Not politicized ones?" One responder put it best, "I don't think this is a libtard.

And, in doing so, it politicized one of the main ways this country funds scientific research.

The Israeli-Palestinian issue is a super charged and politicized (one might say explosive) issue internationally and in America.

And, as more details come out, we may yet find that in doing this, his administration politicized one of the science-based regulators that's supposed to be immune from such tampering.

"The longer that an independent prosecutor remains an independent prosecutor, the more likely it is that he or she becomes politicized in one way or another," Ellis said during that conference.

That's a tough one because high schools are so much more highly regulated and politicized on an ongoing basis.

Indeed, it seems like punk, one of the most casually politicized social movements of all time, didn't truly take on the political bent we associate with it until guys like Ian MacKaye and Keith Morris took over, unleashing pointed invective to go along with the sonic squalor.