Sentence examples for slippery concern from inspiring English sources

In fact, Beck's slippery concern with racism — outrage over false charges of anti-black racism, combined with outrage over anti-white racism — seems central to a certain kind of white-identity politics.

In fact, Beck's slippery concern with racism outrage over false charges of anti-black racism, combined with outrage over anti-white racism seems central to a certain kind of white-identity politics.

The court put to rest the slippery slope concern many had, stating that the their decision "concerns only the contraceptive mandate" and not vaccinations or blood transfusions.

Recent heavy rains have made the muddy passage even more slippery, a concern since the loop is mostly lined by massive, mossy fir trees, or drops off into deep wooded canyons, where the Sauk and Stillaguamish rivers roar.

Arguments for the ethical permissibility and legalization of physician-assisted suicide appeal to autonomy and freedom from suffering; arguments against cite the wrongness of killing and slippery slope concerns about the potential for abuse.

No, I mean it may piss off perfectly reasonable people who legitimately see in this a slippery-slope concern.

Today, there is a literary tradition of slippery evasions concerning Eliot's anti-Semitism and not just from conservatives protecting their own.

The real slippery-slope concerns run in the reverse direction.

Stem cell research takes place on a slippery slope of moral concern where much biomedical research is and will be conducted.

So, while it may be reassuring that men are joining women down this cosmetic slippery slope, it raises concerns similar to the ones I expressed several years ago about the general impact plastic surgery has on contemporary culture.

"The slippery slope is obviously the concern here," Mr. Chesney said.