大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 political correctness


释义：

political correctness 政治正确：一种避免使用可能冒犯某些人群的言辞或行为的社会观念。通常涉及对少数群体、性别、种族等敏感话题的处理

例句：



They don't care at all about political correctness.

他们根本不在乎政治正确。



Both are energetic and impatient, with little time for political correctness. Both have the assertiveness and vanity to get things done.

两人都精力充沛且激进，他们都自信且虚荣这想把事情做好。



We must not allow ideas like political correctness to divide us and cause us to reverse hard-won achievements in human rights and civil rights."



Political correctness notwithstanding, drug testing, approvals and labeling must go wherever the evidence leads.


This puts airlines in an impossible spot, one that seems to favor political correctness.


This is not a matter of political correctness: Women simply have an unnatural relationship with shoes.


Defying political correctness, he walked up to Cowan and struck a conversation through a translator.


To use the term political correctness is one of the laziest things you can say.


This unapologetic celebration of in-your-face heterosexuality was a studied antidote to the prevailing political correctness.


The problem goes beyond political correctness and an attendant, inadequate oversight of an obviously problematic individual.


But the Sixteen never made it to production, a victim of tight budgets and political correctness.


But he does believe in snooping through employee e-mails to root out political correctness.


The lawsuit attributed the government's alleged inaction to elevating "political correctness" over national security.


Conservatives thought crime was a matter of individual responsibility and that campaigns against discrimination were so much political correctness.


The political correctness mentality was the principal reason why Fort Hood's alleged murderer, Maj.