political overtone

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Likewise, the ' illustrious ladies ' genre could carry political overtones.
Villagers reported only one such incident; but this appears to have political overtones.
The term was often used not with political overtones but simply to describe personal behaviors (known more recently as "lifestyle" issues).
Most of the anti-nuclear authors tended to avoid sensitive political overtones, cautiously framing their writings as professional discussion.
Thus, teaching respect and moral behaviour through pension sharing becomes an undertaking with almost political overtones.
This ethnic rivalry between the two organisations also carried political overtones as to which tribe should ' naturally ' lead the south.
The debate has remained evergreen not only because of its obvious political overtones but also because of its seemingly unresolvable nature.
Kearney's note that "to raise these points is to recognise that there were inevitable political overtones to our conference" (251) is surely an understatement.
That is until the new 1980s paradigm of neo-liberalism offered a means of resurrecting land reform as a legitimate policy option while stripping it of its extreme political overtones.
It is inevitable, therefore, that in industrial stoppages we shall be more and more concerned with social, economic and political overtones.
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