Sentence examples similar to considered a rabble from inspiring English sources
Considered a rabble-rouser by the Brazilian military junta, Mr. Boal was jailed for several months in 1971 and subsequently exiled.
Talk of ousting Mr Aso makes the LDP look desperate: he would be the fourth prime minister to quit in as many years.To quell the rebellious rabble and offer fresher faces to voters, Mr Aso considered a big cabinet reshuffle (shades of Britain's Gordon Brown).
It is rooted in the present, where the bounds of reasonable discussion have been broken so many times by mainstream elected politicians, and others who could never be considered anything other than rabble rousers.
Considering themselves stalwart Polish patriots, they would travel hundreds of miles every November to the capital, Warsaw, to join a rabble of a few hundred other skinheads on a march to observe Poland's Independence Day.
He is not a rabble rouser.
They've merged to form a rabble".
The Cronulla Sharks are a rabble.
You can't imagine them actually rousing a rabble, more slightly prodding the rabble.
Poland were a rabble, Korea incisive and energetic.
