Sentence examples for politicized during from inspiring English sources

So some of the daily actions of women became politicized during the Revolution.

Cursive was also politicized during the Cold War, becoming a display of patriotism.

The release marked the end of a troubled saga that had been further politicized during the U.S. electoral season.

The association said in a statement, "We do not wish to participate in a theological debate about something that has become politicized during this campaign".

As he accepted the nomination today, Mr. Harvey also sought to offer reassurance to legal experts who have complained that New Jersey's attorney general's office had become politicized during the Whitman administration.

It appeared to confirm for the first time in an official examination many of the allegations from critics who charged that the Justice Department had become overly politicized during the Bush administration.

She is part of a new generation of Irish writers and filmmakers who are tackling weighty contemporary issues, forming a representation of the country that goes beyond the classics and even the highly politicized literature produced during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

During the week, some members of the International Olympic Committee expressed concern about how to address the events of Sept. 11 without politicizing them during an international event.

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The expected EPA proposal builds on the work Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) has done to politicize science during his tenure as chairman of the House Science Committee.

White House press secretary Josh Earnest offered an answer to the question at his daily press briefing a day earlier: President Barack Obama did not want to be blamed for politicizing intelligence during the election.