Sentence examples for a peddler of from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five years later, Justice Jim turns up again as a peddler of anti-Clinton dirt.

He was a peddler of any dope you wanted: prologues, adverbs, adjectives, metaphors, patois dialogue, descriptions of the weather.

Eventually, he held jobs as a welder and a peddler of chestnuts, pogo sticks, palm-reading manuals and ballpoint pens.

She's also a prankster and a provocateur, a peddler of cheap gimmicks and high-minded performance art.

Later research cast doubt on the code's "discoverer," José E. Marco, as a peddler of historical frauds.

And without a commission you might as well be a peddler of luxury goods in a poorhouse.

It was the cartoonist Herbert Block who coined the term "McCarthyism," and though his cartoons, which depicted Joseph McCarthy, in an oversized suit, as a shady peddler of hysteria, may not have put a stop to the Red Scare, they reassured other liberals that they weren't alone in their outrage.

It's Horne's first appearance in the book, and he turns out to be its bogeyman: an egomaniacal blowhard, an uptown peddler of conservative law-and-order nostalgia, a wealthy celebrity who is famous primarily for being a wealthy celebrity.

Jones, a prominent peddler of conspiracy theories and an adept user of social media, has pushed bizarre claims, including that the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School was a hoax and that the 9/11 terrorist attacks were an inside job.

The unlikely juxtaposition of Mr. Bout, a reputed peddler of global warfare, with the stereotypically harmless image of a vegetarian, did not stop at nutrition.

He was even a street peddler of knockoff makeup until he was beaten up and robbed by three teenagers.