Sentence examples for forms of mob from inspiring English sources

He wrote explicitly about the experience only much later, especially in Subhuman Redneck Poems (1996), linking the schoolyard bullying with all forms of mob mentality and persecution, right up to fascism:    "Sex is a Nazi.

For the many believers in democracy and other forms of mob rule, the case is closed; the popular will should rule the day; eat the rich, because vox populi, vox dei!

By the 1940s, such forms of anti-Black violence began to submerge as anti-lynching campaigns, demographic shifts, and popular opinion made such forms of mob injustice less practical.

These parodies were criticized by the authors in a 2005 book about different forms of mobbing; this stirred a minor debate in the Norwegian media.

Brutality was briefly evident, too, in the form of mob rule.

From the outset, reviewers were nonplussed by this new-old space, especially the tendency for its groundlings (standing audience members) to exercise a form of mob rule.

But under the leadership of Lord George Gordon the first protests quickly turned into a form of mob rule, in which Parliament was invaded and the prison of Newgate burned to the ground.

Embracing rather than resisting the sweeping tide of anti-Communism in the 1940s and '50s, the studios invented the blacklist, and virtually invited the House Committee on Un-American Activities — another form of mob intimidation — to investigate their own writers.

For so many to say that the government was attacking Mrs Warren, when the facts showed it was not, reveals that at the heart of the political process we now have a form of mob rule.

… The kitchenette is our prison, our death sentence without a trial, the new form of mob violence that assaults not only the lone individual, but all of us, in its ceaseless attacks.

Democracy is nothing but a form of mob rule – and the [American] Founders were against it...