Sentence examples for equally populist from inspiring English sources
In the face of such an onslaught of populist rhetoric and the promise of some equally populist policies, what can an establishment politician like Clinton do?
Equally, the populist campaigns of George Wallace in the 1960s and Pat Buchanan in the 1990s foreshadowed the candidacy of Donald Trump.
At these places and countless others that offer distinctive food amid not-always-shabby chic, the old reservation-book exclusivity has been replaced by an equally restrictive populist no-reservations scrum.
A reflexive snobbery based on uncritical valuation of the foreign, the arty, the "independent" often confronts an equally automatic sham-populist deference to mass taste.
As a result, populist grumbles prevail; Polish plumbers turn into bogeymen, posing a supposedly fearful threat to western Europeans.European leaders are often equally oblivious to the benefits of things the public likes, or at least doesn't oppose.
But the wisecracking blonde gave Hepburn something equally important: the kind of populist foil that she learned she couldn't do without.
They seem to find both the candidates Alejandro Toledo, a centrist economist of Andean Indian origins, and Alan Garcia, a populist former president—equally unattractive.
Without explaining how he would find the money, Mr Roemer promises both to safeguard the welfare state and to share the burden of paying for it more equally.Mr Roemer shares his populist Eurosceptic and pro-welfare ideas with Mr Wilders, though his campaigning is more sophisticated.
The Populist Century is equally real.
Second, and equally important, rising income inequality tempts populist policies.
