Sentence examples for toxic subjects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama had to address race and religion, the two most toxic subjects in politics.

The newspaper found itself in the uncomfortable position of being the story as much as publishing the story, in large part because, although it raised one of the most toxic subjects in politics — sex — it offered readers no proof that McCain and Iseman had a romance.

By Thursday evening, many of the same topics, including politically toxic subjects like "Tibetan Independence" or Web sites sponsored by Falun Gong, the banned spiritual group, brought up a familiar tagline: "In accordance with local laws, regulations, and policies, some search results are not shown".

Times Public Editor Clark Hoyt faulted the paper as well, saying, "The newspaper found itself in the uncomfortable position of being the story as much as publishing the story, in large part because, although it raised one of the most toxic subjects in politics -- sex -- it offered readers no proof that McCain and Iseman had a romance".

Landsbanki is a pretty toxic subject.

FRACKING is a toxic subject in many parts of Britain.

He added, "It is such a toxic subject, such an important time for Democrats".

It is also the case, as Fox clearly fails to understand, that hacking is a toxic subject.

So this toxic subject of refugees and immigrants is not necessarily true to the deeper character, I don't think.

The pair were concerned at how the $30bn was to be raised and Hedegaard raised another toxic subject – whether the US aid would be all cash.

Yet in Pakistan, they carry greater significance, igniting huge and sometimes violent anti-American demonstration that make drones a toxic subject for generals and politicians alike.