Sentence examples for it easy to demonize from inspiring English sources

That may make it easy to demonize insurance companies.

Incomprehension is the failure to understand the other, which makes it easy to demonize.

At a time when many people find it easy to demonize Islam, "Inheritors of the Faith" offers a welcome look at its place in African-American history.

All this contrasts greatly with the societal self-isolation of the 19th- and 20th-century contestants for global power, which intensified grievances, escalated hostility and made it easier to demonize the one another.

Rather than engage in discussion and debate, many politicians find it easier to demonize their opponents, rather than debate the issues.

It's easy to demonize the American auto industry.

"It's easy to demonize the opposition," Dame said.

We expect umpires to be perfect, and it is easy to demonize them when they aren't.

It is easy to demonize Rodriguez and Boras for pushing for a contract that lush, that long, but there is nothing illegal about it.

In more traditional development fights, like the effort by Mamaroneck, N.Y., to prevent the construction of a huge Ikea furniture store in neighboring New Rochelle, it is easy to demonize the opposition -- a faceless corporate entity.

It was easy to demonize them.