Sentence examples for populist writer from inspiring English sources

One passage on this shows his strengths as a populist writer.

An even stronger influence on the entire DeMille family was that of Henry George, a populist writer and champion of a single tax to lift the victims of landed wealth from poverty.

There is also Molly Ivins, the populist writer and journalist who skewered politicians with hilarious put-downs in The Texas Observer and elsewhere.To honor Ms. Ivins, who died of breast cancer in 2007, Allison and Margaret Engel, twin sisters and journalists, wrote the one-woman play "Red Hot Patriot".

I'd expected a book mostly about Steinbeck and his journey; instead, In America employs the great populist writer as a springboard for talking about a lot of things Mak has on his mind.To the American reader, much of what he observes is wince-inducing.

There remains a basic flaw in the theory that because Shakepeare was a populist writer in his time, he should naturally suit TV now: the mainstream television audience, often made suspicious of classic theatre by education and school theatre outings, would take much persuasion to tune in to these dramas.

This is a deeply populist writer who also has real guts, real authenticity, great chararacter depictions, great dialogue and great authenticity.

On the one hand you have the so-called populist writers (crudely a code for fascists, yokels, dipsomaniacs), on the other the urbanist writers (crudely a code for communists, Jews, dipsomaniacs), although some figures managed to hang out in both camps.

Two cheers for including populist writers and speakers, because they do have a better way with words.

And do I detect some very sour grapes in "Two cheers for including populist writers and speakers, because they do have a better way with words... ..? I think perhaps the reviewer might be making the same "argument" against people like Brian McLaren that Republican Party rubes make against President Obama, you know, he has a way with words and all that but we're right!

The phenomenon of posttraumatic growth is not new, and has been reflected upon by philosophers, theologians, social scientists and populist writers [ 11- 14].

German populist politicians and writers such as Stoecker, Böckel, and Fritsch extolled the idea of racially pure peasants close to the soil who would one day follow a charismatic leader able to intuit the Volk soul without benefit of elections.