How To Use Politically incorrect In A Sentence
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You can't have a show called Politically Incorrect and then abjectly apologize for not being PC.
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I had a momentary image - very clear, very politically incorrect, and very likely brought on by Pam's mention of the cartoon books I'd once drawn for a little sick girl - of a large talking skunk in a beret, Monsieur Pepé Le Pew, strutting around my daughter's pension (if that was the word for a bedsitter-type apartment in Paris) with wavy aroma lines rising from his white-striped back.
Duma Key
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Politically incorrect from the title on, this guide to old-fashioned coquetry has raised the hackles of every feminist writer worth her salt.
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Probably more significant is the fact that Brown was one of the many neutral names adopted by clansmen who wanted to be rid of their politically incorrect Gaelic patronymics.
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Perhaps they are afraid of being ‘politically incorrect’ or offending religious susceptibilities.
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Nora says it is not her island, that the idea of land ownership is absurd, not to mention politically incorrect.
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The host was politically incorrect, chain-smoking, and fiercely monarchist.
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Had it somehow occurred to him that swimsuit modeling (if you can call microscopic shreds of fabric "swimwear") has absolutely nothing to do with sports, unless you count the "sport" of girl-watching, which is a passé, politically incorrect and pathetic pastime, especially for middle-aged men?
LJWorld.com stories: News
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It was probably the most politically incorrect remark that's ever been made in my hearing.
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It is a place where people can afford to be politically incorrect.
Times, Sunday Times
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They liked irreverence, taking the mickey, politically incorrect humour, mockery, satire.
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Let me remove the word caste for it is politically incorrect etiquette and use the word traditional panchayats.
India's Mob Justice
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The only difference between individual German internees and Japanese internees is that Germans are still a politically incorrect ethnicity.
Is That Legal?: Japanese Internment Gets A New Breath of Life in the Eastern District of New York
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It is politically incorrect to suppose otherwise.
Times, Sunday Times
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I know that smoking is considered oh so politically incorrect these days, but here’s a novel idea; in the finest traditions of freedom and democracy, why not have ’smoking’ and ‘non smoking’ bars, pubs, and restaurants?
Watering Down Smoking Bans - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com
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Well, observant reader Karin alerted me to the fact that Christian displays are hardly politically incorrect in Hamtramck.
05/06/2004
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It is a place where people can afford to be politically incorrect.
Times, Sunday Times
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Instead, he is unafraid of being politically incorrect and frequently roars with laughter at the jokes of his fellow guests.
Times, Sunday Times
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Instead, he is unafraid of being politically incorrect and frequently roars with laughter at the jokes of his fellow guests.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is politically incorrect to suppose otherwise.
Times, Sunday Times
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IT'S the politically incorrect car for the motoring rebel.
The Sun
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You might think that any hint of the politically incorrect might have been expunged from our toy shops by now, but no.
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She was known as the Kansas pythoness in those days before women's suffrage made such references to a woman's sex politically incorrect.
Ken Blackwell: Piddler on the Roof
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I almost died laughing at this pathetic fiction but suppose its to be expected - the truth that these destructive beasts ripped them from trains in orgies of vandalism is obviously too politically incorrect to swallow.
Global Voices in English » South Africa: To vuvuzela or not to vuvuzela?
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Appearing on Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect almost a decade ago, O'Donnell confessed to having "dabbled" in witchcraft including a date on a "satanic altar.
Karl Frisch: Diluting the Tea Party Gene Pool
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It seems wasteful and somehow politically incorrect, just because they are failing and ugly.
Times, Sunday Times
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If someone were to post an article changing a few words in the title example: Why________ can't _______________ (You fill in the blanks) using politically incorrect words such as anything critical of non-whites, they would become instant pariahs.
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A stomach full of bile with lashings of politically incorrect humour, Burns is back.
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It seems wasteful and somehow politically incorrect, just because they are failing and ugly.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even children's textbooks are edited to remove politically incorrect references.
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MATLIN: I take her larger point that in the absence of being able to make persuasive arguments you throw out messengers that — can’t be — it’s politically incorrection to argue with, you know the verbiage is a little, a little stressful.
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He has escaped lightly from other brushes with the law, and from politically incorrect condemnations of homosexuality, feminism and contraception.
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‘By sowing mines in international waters,’ historian John Coogan explains, ‘Britain deliberately replaced the belligerent right of visit and search with a new rule: explode andsink.’ from The politically incorrect guide to American History, by Thomas E. Woods.
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Call me politically incorrect but I haven't jumped on the non-imported plant trend that has swept parts of the garden world, resulting in catalogs, websites and nurser ies dedicated to native trees, shrubs and flowers.
Politically Incorrect Gardening
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I had not realized that advocacy of human nature was still so politically incorrect.
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IT'S the politically incorrect car for the motoring rebel.
The Sun
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Even the word creepy comes from the same word as the oldest term for folks like me, the politically incorrect cripple.
On Halloween, Celebrating Differences Of All Types
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Traditionally Samichlaus would come along with his (politically incorrect) friend Schmutzli ( 'schmutz' meaning dirt - usually this was a person covered in soot).
December 2008
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I suppose that's politically incorrect today.
Times, Sunday Times
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Gershwin's lyrics would today probably be deemed politically incorrect.
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Though it may have been somewhat culturally insensitive or politically incorrect to use the phrase, the expression won't qualify as a racist slur.
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Catholics have for a long time been the easy target in the media, the only group in society that can still be mocked and jeered at without being labeled politically incorrect for doing so.
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Perhaps the most influential guest has been Thomas Woods, a conservative scholar whose previous books include "The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History" and "Who Killed the Constitution?
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She would have been called a nag years ago, though that was politically incorrect, he knew.
Faceless
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He's only tempering his reaction just because it's politically incorrect for him to outrightly admit that Joe Wilson is racist.
Georgia congressman: Wilson's outburst 'carefully calculated'
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So while the issue is about economic envy and blame shifting, of which you write, and which I am enjoying reading, essentially it's far more a case of good old politically incorrect, unreconstructed racism.
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He addresses his critics by being unpleasant and unnecessarily politically incorrect.
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Another ruled that a grassy lawn was politically incorrect on the grounds that not all children have gardens.
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Gershwin's lyrics would today probably be deemed politically incorrect.
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O'Donnell made headlines today not just for her win but for an unearthed segment from "Politically Incorrect" in 1998 where she outlines her conservative Christian beliefs including her opinion that masturbation is adultery.
The Craziest Things Christine O'Donnell Has Ever Said (PHOTOS)
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Gershwin's lyrics would today probably be deemed politically incorrect.
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Please excuse the inaccurate verbiage of our host when referring to the teat, he used the word nipple which is politically incorrect.
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One reason has been reluctance among uniformed officers to criticize policies related to race or gender for fear of imperiling their careers by appearing politically incorrect.
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It seems wasteful and somehow politically incorrect, just because they are failing and ugly.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is politically incorrect to suppose otherwise.
Times, Sunday Times
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His dramatic Pentagon briefings caught the mood of the American public with his unashamed politically incorrect language.
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To suggest any changes in that respect would be deemed politically incorrect and would smack of extremism.
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He is politically incorrect, and glories in it with ecstatic gloat.
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Gershwin's lyrics would today probably be deemed politically incorrect.
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I suppose that's politically incorrect today.
Times, Sunday Times
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He has a reputation for being outspoken, honest, politically incorrect and unbeholden to anyone, and he has a common touch.
The Sun
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Hundreds of euphemisms have sprung up to cope with politically incorrect vocabulary.
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It is a place where people can afford to be politically incorrect.
Times, Sunday Times
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Instead, he is unafraid of being politically incorrect and frequently roars with laughter at the jokes of his fellow guests.
Times, Sunday Times
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I suppose that's politically incorrect today.
Times, Sunday Times
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And by the way isn't "colorized" a politically incorrect term?
No Guts
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He has escaped lightly from other brushes with the law, and from politically incorrect condemnations of homosexuality, feminism and contraception.
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The Army is afraid to embrace the close fight publicly, because to do so seems anachronistic, politically incorrect and illogical.
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IT'S the politically incorrect car for the motoring rebel.
The Sun
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Probably more significant is the fact that Brown was one of the many neutral names adopted by clansmen who wanted to be rid of their politically incorrect Gaelic patronymics.
