Sentence examples for populist like from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a quiet academic life may not be likely for a populist like Mr. Aristide, whose popularity may surpass any other contemporary political figure.

Yet Lula did not turn out to be a populist like Venezuela's Hugo Chávez.

The loss of three years' work hurt, but perhaps even worse for a populist like Mr. Mason was the rejection.

It may be foolish to expect caution from a populist like Morales; radicalism is the basis of his appeal.

You may disagree, relishing an effect, at once scholarly and populist, like that of a TED talk.

One was populist, like the Tea Party; it distrusted business and government equally and wanted to return power to the people by adhering to strict constitutional principles.

Where once there were campaigning comics like Mark Thomas, there are now the more populist likes of Lee Hurst and Alan Davies.

The man who could on Sunday become Austria's first rightwing populist president likes to present himself as a centrist.

The more populist Progressives liked having the people as a whole decide things by direct vote; the more élitist Progressives wanted to give authority to experts.

Similarly, would conservative Christian voters turn out in the same numbers for a country-club Republican like Mr Romney or a libertarian like Mr Paul as they would for a pitchfork-populist like Ms Bachmann?

That favors antimarket populists like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.