Sentence examples for politicized from inspiring English sources
The word "politicized" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is an adjective that means to make something political or to be influenced by political interests. Example: The issue of gun control has become highly politicized in recent years, with both major political parties taking strong stances on the issue.
Under the communist government the armed forces were highly politicized.
For example, the global conferences on racism in 1978 and 2001, according to these critics, were unduly politicized by declarations asserting a link between racism and Zionism.
Institutional conflicts at UFTI and Kharkov University, and Landau's own iconoclastic behaviour, became politicized in the context of the Stalinist purge, producing a life-threatening situation.
Henze's book Essays (1964) revealed him as a highly articulate spokesperson for modern music, and Music and Politics: Collected Writings 1953 81 (1982) examined his later belief that music should be politicized.
For the territories of Southern Africa, the continuance of apartheid in South Africa shaped the postindependence years; the liberation of these territories in turn inspired and politicized South Africa's black populace and transformed the balance of power in the region.
In Turkey the universities became so politicized in the 1970s that ideology influenced many aspects of university life.
Cutter accused the Republican White House ticket of politicizing the issue.
In a rush to demonstrate their liberal credentials to their own populations, western governments and the majority of western media outlets failed to distinguish between the Putin government and the Russian people, only insulting the latter by politicizing the games, sending low-ranked delegations, and dishing up a feast of negativity.
Elections tend to politicize the council, which has become an influential force in Italian politics.
They also utilized Confucian moral and social philosophy to politicize Daoist thought.
"Communism responds by politicizing art"—that is, by making art into the instrument by which the false consciousness of the masses is to be overthrown.
