Sentence examples for getting the demonisation of from inspiring English sources

And now we're getting the demonisation of the kid.

There's the demonisation of the working classes to be getting on with, and Tulisa had to be exposed in all her knob-sucking, nose-bleeding, alleged coke-dealing chaviness, didn't she?

Awan similarly worries that the demonisation of Muslims will make them turn away from the city and become more enclosed in themselves.

But slowly the demonisation of Jews started to come back.

The demonisation of working people did not begin at Hillsborough.

We become cheerleaders for western foreign policy, in other words, feeding the demonisation of foreign foes that is a necessary precondition for conflict.

But it's the demonisation of protest, not of me, that we should find most worrying.

Result 2: the demonisation of the novelist.

Kenneth Clarke also criticised the demonisation of Juncker.

Thereafter the demonisation of independent journalism gathered pace.

This is the demonisation of an ancient, marginalised underclass.