Sentence examples for demonising from inspiring English sources

I'm also sorry that I helped to start the anti-GM movement back in the mid-1990s and that I thereby assisted in demonising an important technological option which can be used to benefit the environment.

Cameron himself warned three years ago about the "lazy" use of terms such as "Islamist" that risked demonising the Muslim community, as Warsi did about "extremism".

"Since declaring war on drugs nearly 40 years ago, we've been demonising our most desperate citizens, isolating and incarcerating them and otherwise denying them a role in the American collective.

Related: Why demonising support for fossil fuels could backfire on campaigners The way to really turn up the heat is to re-focus on emissions mitigation.

Our analysis, rather than demonising solar, actually envisages a positive future for solar.

A decorated tank commander, he commemorated the Argentine dead at a service following the Falklands war; he produced "Faith in the City", a left-wing tract on urban blight; and he chided the government for demonising its opponents.

Maybe they will also stop demonising Israel.

(Hence moves to standardise the limit across the European Union at 0.05%).One answer to the problem might be to stop demonising alcohol.

The Muslim Brotherhood has long preached Islamic solidarity while blaming America for cosseting Israel and demonising Muslims.

It would be much harder to go to war against Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan al-Nahayyan, the ruler of Abu Dhabi.The trouble is that demonising Mr Hussein has raised expectations that could not be met.

In 1815 it took just 13 days for Le Moniteur, a French newspaper, to go from demonising Napoleon to glorifying him.