Sentence examples for populist reality from inspiring English sources

The big lie doesn't, of course, become a populist reality by McNulty handing Jay Landsman a dossier or by repetition.

And now a xenophobic agenda, in which Mexicans are denounced as rapists and religious freedom is seen as no obstacle to banning Muslims from entering the country, has catapulted a populist reality TV star to the top of the Republican Party's presidential ticket.

Evancho, who had been rejected from the show after two previous live auditions, was that twelfth contestant elected via populist loophole, in the populist audition round, for a proudly populist reality-TV show.

In the populist view, reality is defined as brute inevitability, by ranking, ratings, and elimination, by literally showing people their place.

Do you like candidacies by crazy populist billionaire reality TV stars?

Prof Goodwin concluded: "While it is tempting to dismiss UKIP as a band of amateur populists, the reality is that it is no longer an amateur operation".

RuPaul The San Diegan has brought drag high-kicking into the populist arena of reality TV with his Drag Race series in which he searches for future drag stars.

Against such odds, what will it take to make the new populist movement a reality?

In the end, a "movement" which appears angry and populist is in reality a front group for the worst, most regressive oligarchic policies.

Republicans routinely condemn such rhetoric as the reckless promotion of "class warfare" by irresponsible populists, but the reality is class conflict is a two-way street.

First, the bad news: Because of Bennet's record, Republicans will be able to pretend to be protect-the-little-guy populists when in reality they are anything but.