Sentence examples for making populism from inspiring English sources

All of the fragile five face elections in 2014, making populism a risk.

Al Gore learned from his father the value of old-fashioned populism, making a case to the people.

In the early twenty-first century, authoritarian demagoguery and nativist populism are making inroads in Egypt, Hungary, North Korea, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, Turkey, and Venezuela.

Chávez rides a wave of popularity because he is the first Latin American leader to mix anti-gringo populism with making life better for ordinary people.

Populism is making one of its periodic appearances on the American scene.

Nineteenth-century grass-roots populism made twentieth-century progressivism possible.

The economic data make clear why populism is the dominant theme of the 2016 campaign.

In March, Peña Nieto, in discussing Trump's "tone," had recalled that Hitler and Mussolini also made appeals to populism.

At the same time, his ingrained populism made him suspicious of the rhetoric and institutional power brokering that supports any art elite.

Indeed, some were indifferent to Renzi's fate but believed the rise of populism made proposed changes to the constitution especially dangerous.

Mr. Brown's appeal to fans is unmediated: he puts on no airs of mysticism or regality, and performs so unpretentiously he makes the glib populism of younger, bigger-name dance stars look like mere marketing.