Sentence examples for a populace of from inspiring English sources
What country, ours included, would deal mildly with constant stoning by a populace of youth indoctrinated with hate?
Leonard Cohen briefly lived here in the nineteen-sixties, making tender, sensual love to the island's female inhabitants and leaving behind a populace of poetically inclined peaceniks with flawless skin.
The energy will help provide clean drinking water to a populace of close to 10 million people in greater London and the south-east of England, a huge and often unrecognised drain on electricity, rather than nearby homes.
The central premise of "Deadwood" is that a populace of exiles — wily misfits, dim-witted misfits, bloody-minded opportunists, gamblers with nothing to lose, abused abusers — have gathered in a gold-mining settlement where trustworthiness and love are the rarest of commodities.
'The country is very beautiful and if only I could deport the Ulstermen and fill their land with a populace of my own choosing, I should ask for no better place to live in.' This, argue some experts, is what he did when creating Narnia.
To really add to that informed consent that makes any democracy workable, you need to have a populace of people who know what's happening so that they can create a view about it.
A demagogue is a leader who appeals to and excites the negative emotions, prejudices, and ignorance of a populace for the purposes of political power.
In Baku, critics of the regime talk darkly of a populace, sick of fake democracy, being tempted into radicalism or even Islamic fundamentalism.
Hitler's charismatic appeal and the youthful energies of his movement were attractive to large segments of a populace fearful of being ruined by economic and social disaster.
Education must help nurture a populace capable of self-governance, of asking tough questions and standing up to power.
The far greater likelihood is that genetic engineering will create a populace free of diseases and ailments that have plagued humanity for tens of thousands of years.
