Significats de emotive topic en anglès

It has become quite an emotive topic in this country.

The wearing of red poppies has become an emotive topic in football in recent years.

Take immigration, a sensitive and emotive topic dominating an agenda set by Farage, Le Pen and Wilders.

If you talk about someone's racial identity and social standing, it's one hell of an emotive topic.

Dr Renwick said managed retreat from coastal areas was an emotive topic but one that could not be avoided.

It says it will not offer Pyongyang aid until that dispute, a highly emotive topic for many Japanese, is settled.

Repossession is an emotive topic and one that touches on some of the Irish people's deepest fears of being dispossessed.

Privacy I'm going to skirt the issue of privacy because it's an emotive topic that's oblique to the topic in question.

The Panorama special Miracle Baby Grows Up dealt with the emotive topic of extremely preterm infants born at under 26 weeks gestation.

We approached contributors from different disciplines and shades of opinion to provide as balanced an overview as possible of what is an emotive topic.

Instead, the emotive topic at the Hollywood conference was the more tangible battle between creativity and profit, as studio execs went head-to-head with filmmakers.

Whenever I read arguments for enlargement they always seem to based on emotive topics like securing democracy.