Sentence examples for radioactive words from inspiring English sources
Science isn't meant to have radioactive words or strict dogma.
True to form, Obama said the radioactive words, drones and Edward Snowden, a signature move that proactively positioned his flying predators and fleeing turncoat.
"Risk" no longer seems like a radioactive word.
The left, if I may use that radioactive word, sure has changed since "my day," i.e., the nineteen-sixties and early seventies.
He became, in his own words, "radioactive".
These days, the word "radioactive" is one of the most feared in the English language.
In a way, that conceded that the word remained radioactive and thus was fit for regulation.
Arthur Finkelstein, who did the most to make the word "liberal" radioactive, was a homosexual who eventually "married" his long-term partner.
Words matter, and for whatever reason, the word "marriage" is radioactive for some Americans.
If, however, there are too many or too few neutrons in a nucleus, that nucleus becomes unstable in other words, it is radioactive.
Those three simple words are absolutely radioactive in our politicosphere.
