Sentence examples for demagogy on from inspiring English sources

I can only pray that enough Americans see through the political demagogy on this issue.

Mr. Obama indulged in "some pro-German demagogy on nuclear weapons to get applause," Mr. Védrine said.

Fortunately, advance planning for end-of-life decisions has been going on for years and is continuing to spread despite the demagogy on the issue in 2009.

But instead of fighting for their economic interests, the Arizona law has handed the Democrats a golden opportunity for to engage their own demagogy on race issues.

You're relying more on demagogy, cracking down on civil society... ...... "Your Obama would still give his eyeteeth for my approval ratings".

"You're Too Kind" embraces the history of flattery from its origins in encomiums engraved on Egyptian tombs to the demagogy of the Presidential Point (presidents, beginning with Reagan, Stengel notes, pretend to pick out a familiar face in the crowd and nudge the wife, who also points and smiles: our rulers flatter us by appearing to be just like us, "actually having friends").

The large-scale, mass-market demagogy of movies such as "Transformers: Age of Extinction" is no worse than the niche-market demagogy of, say, "Obvious Child".

"We do not need change based on the demagogy, bigotry and anti-immigrant sentiment that punctuated so much of the Leave campaign's rhetoric — and is central to Donald J. Trump's message," he wrote.

On one hand a susceptibility to demagogy.

He has branded himself "the sound and the fury," after Faulkner's most famous novel, and plays on the edge of demagogy, his critics say, with no regard to how much his proposals could cost.

President Kucan has known Mr. Milosevic for 40 years, and he has offered wise advice to the West since Mr. Milosevic set out a dozen years ago on his course of demagogy and bloodshed -- advice that was too often ignored.