Sentence examples for populist idea from inspiring English sources

Bannon's big populist idea for the fall concerns taxes.

Most of the papers - even the Sun - frown on this unashamedly populist idea.

"As a young man, I harbored the populist idea of writing for the public," he once explained to an interviewer who asked him why he had chosen to write such difficult music.

As Catherine Parsons Smith relates, in her book "Making Music in Los Angeles," the Bowl's guiding spirits were Christine Stevenson, a Theosophist from Philadelphia, who hoped to create a utopian environment in which the arts would converge with higher spirits, and Artie Mason Carter, a pianist and community activist, who conceived the populist idea of "Symphonies Under the Stars".

For example, the (populist) idea that Timothy Geithner is too close to Wall Street to protect the taxpayers could eventually turn into the (paranoid) idea that Timothy Geithner was appointed in order to protect the bankers at the expense of the taxpayers.

The first underestimation reflects the critics' tendency to miss the potential breadth of the libertarian populist idea, which many of them are assessing purely through the lens of economic policy even though it has obvious implications for social issues and foreign policy as well.

He had the political weight to block the president's occasional populist ideas.

She noted that there was some concern that PPP's traditionally populist ideas might undermine sound economic policy.

From that day to this, the charge of instigating class warfare has been used as an antidote to populist ideas.

Together they have created a building, opening here on Tuesday, that spills over with populist ideas, sometimes to the point of distraction.

The 2015 election mustn't be characterised by populist ideas for cutting income tax that overlook the very group politicians claim they most want to help.