Examples of using Politically correct in English and their translations into Russian
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unable to find work in the financialised economy and the politically correct culture of 21st-century America.
Politically correct statements, however, would not improve
ability to be politically antagonistic, rather than politically correct, your democracy will have greater difficulty.
to provide expert opinions and not politically correct statements, which should be left to the Working Group as an intergovernmental body.
I should say, it's a‘politically correct' point of view in some countries,
It's politically correct extortion and that's why it's unlikely the appropriations bill will make it out of the subcommittee.
On one side, Mrs. Clinton is working to appear politically correct, while on the other,«The Donald»
What a thrill it would be to do the same to the"Politically Correct" commissars of American cultural
Well, perhaps from the lips of some not very politically correct townpeople this smoldering"And Still They Come" may sometimes be heard.
Mr. Lindgren Alves said that the absence of the term"race" in anti-discrimination legislation might have originated from the desire to use politically correct language.
check your elitist, politically correct waspy little ego- at the door, could you please?
thoughts are politically correct.
which many other papers view as a politically correct waste of money for the undeserving.
According to the Los Angeles Times, R.E.M. was considered to be one of the United States'"most liberal and politically correct rock groups.
critics that the photo section of the October association had the most politically correct precepts.
starvation are addressed only within a uniform, politically correct context.
Some politically correct doctors will tell you that it's impossible to get infected by a toilet seat.
the seriousness of the situation being such that even"politically correct" Western slogans about"human rights" and"a civil society" seem less of an evil
ownership" is not something that is merely desirable or politically correct; it is an imperative,
inoffensive or politically correct opinions, but also to ideas that"offend,