Sentence examples for politicized one from inspiring English sources

Yet there is all the difference in the world between a political procedure and a politicized one.

Now, however, that dynamic commitment – a commitment to separation of powers all the way forward – is very much threatened by the instant movement to render the American government more like a business – and a politicized one at that.

For Hamid, it was very important to have a narrative in which a non-religious standpoint (Nadia's), and a sincerely religious practice, as opposed to a politicized one (Saeed's), to find a way together.

For Hamid, it was very important to have a narrative in which a non-religious standpoint (Nadia's), and a sincerely religious practice, as opposed to a politicized one (Saeed's), find a way together.

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.

It's not the first time that Dieudonné, a former mainstream comedian who now puts on highly politicized, tendentious one-man shows in which the far right and the far left unite to laugh at his anti-Semitic humor, has come under the sanction of the law for his remarks.

So what is it about this guy that makes him willing to do so on one of the most politicized issues of all — one most Republican members of Congress won't touch?

Campaigning last week in Texas, Senator John McCain weighed in on one of the most politicized scientific issues in a generation, raising the notion that the epidemic in autism is related to the preservative in vaccines.

(The incident is so politicized that no one can agree on the number of victims.

(The incident is so politicized that no one can agree on the number of victims. Sunnis say up to a hundred and fifty, with eighty missing; Shiites say forty, with all returned safely; and Americans say fifty-five, with many released right away).