Sentence examples for populist manner from inspiring English sources

Stark's politics earn him many enemies, but his constituents love his fiery, populist manner.

In other postwar pieces, such as the frugally beautiful Emily Dickinson songs of 1949-50, Copland retained a version of his populist manner.

This is only the second time Jakarta residents have voted for their city's leader directly, and Mr. Joko, with his signature checkered shirts and populist manner, has injected new enthusiasm into the process.

The magazine's changes echo a slice of what the Obama administration has proposed on a more sweeping, more populist manner.

There may be a challenge from the left, but Hillary can defuse any such candidate by shaping her own positions in a more populist manner than her husband (and Barack Obama, for that matter) did.

Gulen is interested in slow and deep social change, including secular higher education; Erdogan as a party leader is first and foremost interested in preserving his party's power, operating in a populist manner, trying to raise the general welfare.

Rather than being a hindrance, Moffitt says bad manners are integral to the appeal of the populist style.

But she's not about to become an all-out, rail-against-the-banks populist in the manner of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass).

Rather than admiring his lantern jaw and senatorial manner, the populist wing of the Democratic Party mutters about his blue blood and aloof manner.

The more Mr Sarkozy adopts a populist tone and agitated manner, the more Mr de Villepin is likely to cultivate a quietly authoritative style.

Remember Herman Cain, the pizza tycoon whose folksy manner and populist tax plans propelled him to giddy heights in 2011, before sex scandals dragged him down and out of the presidential primaries?