Sentence examples for a populace assembled from inspiring English sources

The circus was the only place where the emperor showed himself before a populace assembled in vast numbers, and where the latter could manifest their affection or anger.

With most of the populace assembled in one place, the Americans launched two projects that were a source of intense pride to the men in the field — a mess tent and a field hospital, both for the villagers.

In consequence, the standards of municipal beneficence rose, encouraged by a populace who on public occasions assembled in large numbers in the theatre, demanding yet more expenditure from their leaders.

Transitions to democracy are often violent and exact a terrible price from a populace.

"They are examples of a populace living in terror, perhaps forced to dress up by Caligula.

Both of them appeal to a populace seeking authentic, backward-glancing drinking traditions.

When he tramped through, this was raw bush with a populace ravaged by Arab slavers.

Intentionally or not, he tapped into the unease of a populace tossed between two governments.

GDP per capita is related to the worldview of a populace.

Terror does something particularly horrible to a populace.

A team of doctors assembled.