Sentence examples for generally populist from inspiring English sources

But he stuck to his generally populist guns, and to President Obama's rhetorical flights of not-always-persuasive optimism.

The soldiers were soon joined by thousands of civilian sympathizers in Yŏsu and elsewhere in the region, including the neighbouring town of Sunch'ŏn, as the initial spark of military rebellion grew into a more generally populist, leftist, and anti-imperialist protest.

Since the party's decline the term "populist" generally refers to candidates who market themselves as the representative of "the common man".

With the exception of the Cuban administration, which generally supported the populist message of nueva canción, the governments of many Latin American countries viewed the music and its musicians as a serious threat to national stability.

Left populists generally meet this expectation, though in a defective and ultimately disabling way.

Right-wing populist values generally are not.

President Obama and Bernie Sanders have speculated that frustration over lost jobs and stagnant wages can explain much of the blue-collar support for Mr. Trump and conservative populists more generally.

The group that Lawrence works for is called the America First Project a political action committee that materialized just before Trump's inauguration and was described by its founder as an "advocacy organization that is going to advocate for Trump administration policies that generally fall under a populist-nationalist window".

Like a lot of carless New Yorkers, I am generally confused by bursts of populist outrage over high gas prices.

More generally, he became a flamboyant populist in office, a la Chavez, lowering school fees and raising the minimum wage and antagonizing the local business class.

Left populist intuitions are generally sound.