Sentence examples for for pandering from inspiring English sources

So, with any luck, will be the pauses for pandering.

Or do we damn her for pandering to racist stereotypes?

Others, like the Tories, see an opportunity for pandering.

When Mr Dylan performed in China in 2011, Western newspapers lambasted him for pandering to authorities.

When I began criticizing the GOP for pandering to populists and extremists, I was largely alone.

Al Murray's Pub Landlord is often criticised for pandering to the attitudes he affects to lampoon.

Ariel Pink is not an artist known for pandering to the mainstream.

Criticised for pandering to business, the FDP has begun talking up its traditional defence of civil liberties.

Populist is often used pejoratively to criticize a politician for pandering to a people's fear and enthusiasm.

Clinton resurrected that pledge in the 2016 campaign, taking heat from progressives for pandering to the well off.

Senators Clinton and McCain have been assailed by editorial writers on the left and the right for pandering.