Sentence examples for politically charged phrase from inspiring English sources

Instead of using the historically accepted term - and observing State Department protocol - "Persian Gulf", Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs Andrew Shapiro referred to the "Arabian Gulf", a politically charged phrase with a relatively recent but insidious history.

And the declaration about giving parents "different options" seems a veiled reference to his support for charter schools and school vouchers, the latter a politically charged phrase he has stopped using of late.

But more politically charged phrases, like "gun violence" and "gun rights," have become more common.

As for just how politically charged the phrase is, that can be debated.

Especially so where political (and politically charged) topics are concerned.

Last year, Congress and the Clinton administration changed the designation to "normal trade relations," a less weighty phrase thought to be less politically charged.

The data can be politically charged.

The litigation is complex and politically charged.

It was explosive, acrimonious and politically charged.

Webjay news mixes can be politically charged.

So are accusations about politically charged detentions.