Sentence examples for rather a populism from inspiring English sources

It is, rather, a populism of identity.

And they think that Mr Gore's brand of populism is exactly the sort that the party needs to avoid: a populism of the heart rather than the head, of grand rhetoric rather than concrete proposals, of sabre rattling rather than scalpel precision.

Populism is rather a way of doing politics that has three key features.

9 The failure of his eponymous debut album – a "Swinging London" affair that mixed pop, music hall and psychedelia – and its novelty single The Laughing Gnome in 1967 – prompted the newly renamed David Bowie to follow art rather than populism.

The reference to children living with alcohol dependent parents rankled; we would have fewer of those if we had stuck to the evidence rather than populism on minimum pricing.

"This is a populism election.

Everything is populism and everyone is a populism expert.

However in our case, rather than facing the hazards of some tyranny of a Muslim minority we may unwittingly be courting the more dangerous tyranny of a populism dead intent on hijacking the discussion.

Or was it rather an endemic, institutionalised philistinism which almost every member of the political caste (with the exception of the irritant Gerald Kauffman) has in their default populism bag?

In fact, the attitudes evidence clearly suggests this proposal would be a rather unpopular form of political populism, which fails to reflect the nuances in public attitudes towards immigration.

A little populism can be a mercy.