Sentence examples for been populist from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who advocates democratic principles
"There are other candidates who have been populist outsiders.
Its economic policy has been "populist" but he rejects both pre-19899 leftism" and "market fundamentalism".
The strongest right-wing movements in the West in more recent decades have been populist as well, drawing their support from and directing their programs at the frustrations and anger of a wide variety of ordinary citizens.
In sentencing Hinch in October, Victorian supreme court justice Stephen Kaye said the former broadcaster's web posts, in which he breached the order, had been populist, self-serving and grossly irresponsible.
Their reasons may have been populist and nationalist, but the results of the laws are a stand against the hegemonic policy of the EU and a relative safeguard to their peasants.
Republicans are populist impostors.
"You can be popular without being populist.
"My job is not to be populist.
It is populist, at least.
This time, they are populist.
It was populist rather than popular.
