Sentence examples for pandering of from inspiring English sources

"That is pandering of the highest degree," Mr. Stewart quipped.

Here the luridness was on a par with the lowbrow pandering of "Extreme Cougar Wives".

Mr. Gingrich accused Dr. Chu of election-year pandering of his own.

Italian filmmakers once scorned the commercialism and pandering of Hollywood movies.

THE purpose of a party platform is pandering, but it is pandering of a particular sort.

That is why the immoral pandering of the Bush administration to the religious right should be opposed all the more.

It's not surprising that the Democratic primary has produced a ton of pandering on the issue of trade.

In 2000, Governor George W. Bush accused Vice President Al Gore of pandering on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (perhaps the un-sexiest pander ever).

Hard to accuse them of pandering, or of partisan pandering anyway.

Critics, especially in China, have accused émigré artists of pandering to Western concepts of Chineseness.

A black news site, News One, accused Mr. Gingrich of pandering to the biases of conservative white voters.