apolitical

Definitions

Examples

• Some critics on the left say the doughnut’s apolitical nature means it will fail to tackle ideology and political structures that prevent climate action.

• Some marketers are citing that their ads are apolitical, while others hope that their positive messaging will be a breath of fresh air for their audiences.

• The company has been dogged by recent controversy, however, related to a decision by CEO Armstrong to publish a blog post declaring Coinbase to be an “apolitical” company.

• He received blowback for a recent post declaring that Coinbase would remain “apolitical” and not weigh in on social issues, bucking a trend of corporate America.

• Even as Coinbase took what it considered an apolitical stance, it still became political, whether they liked to or not.

• He's about as apolitical as they come in Washington power circles.

• Cast an eye over the history of the Supreme Court, and you will see no golden age of apolitical judging.

• Nothing involving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict could ever be apolitical.

• All of us, including Joel, view the show as apolitical on some level.

• Unsurprisingly, ordinary apolitical Iraqi Christians care little for geopolitical games.

• A king or a political "boss," having an army or apolitical "machine" at his command, can do much.

• That royal personage, in apolitical sense, can do no wrong: official infallibility is the consequence.