Sentence examples for for demonising from inspiring English sources

History will judge them harshly for failing to save lives, for "othering", for demonising the displaced.

The lull is seen as a chance to extend the ceasefire and fulfil the rest of the agreement, rather than another pretext for demonising Putin.

The trade embargo, in place now for 42 years, is the best excuse Cubans have for demonising America and idolising Fidel Castro, the petty tyrant who rules them.

But instead of apologising, the singer blamed the media for demonising him in a five-minute rant on stage in Brisbane, claiming he was just a "married, Christian man" who did not intend to do anything wrong.

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.

There is no excuse for demonising an entire ethnic group, in this case the Poles, because it might save a few Labour MPs their jobs at the next election.

Instead of demonising people for being fat we should start focussing instead on health.

Girls not Brides has reported on the dangers of demonising families for continuing these practices.

For, after years of demonising supposed layabouts on unemployment benefits, the chancellor stretched the definition of welfare to include tax credit payments made to low earners, delegitimising many of the most pinched "hard working families" that he claims to champion.

"You strip away any individuality for the sake of demonising by way of the collective.

Jenny Willott, for the Liberal Democrats, accused the Government of "demonising" claimants and calling some of them "offenders".