Sentence examples for redneck population from inspiring English sources
"Confederate flags and pretty much a redneck population was not something that African-Americans wanted to be associated with.
Writing the next year in the Guardian, Simon Winchester referred to Solzhenitsyn as the "shaggy author" and the "hairy polemicist," and declared that he had become "the darling of the redneck population".
Pas de Calais gets a bad press in France, and not just for the recent refugee crisis and train attack: bad weather, bad food, booze-cruises and a population of unsophisticated, rednecks, known as les ch'tis, that were subject of hit 2008 French comedy Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis.
Maybe if we don't want to be considered redneck by the rest of the Canadian population we should have political discourse in which threatening to drive a pitchfork through the premier's neck isn't considered "normal".
Suddenly people who wouldn't know a Louisiana cedar if their Prius ran into it were chattering about the Robertsons, an extended clan of duck-call magnates who have been entertaining an increasing percentage of the population with their family-centric, redneck 'n' proud high jinks.
The New York Times leads its readers to believe that Kansas, and the Midwest as a whole, nurture a population of meth-brewing, inbred, under-educated rednecks, and Hal Hinson's article on the television series "Smallville" was the latest example.
Both were scorned for decades, ridiculed and passed off as just some more of that quaint Southern "redneck" stuff, and didn't make it out of the boonies until large segments of the nation's population slowly realized that, hey, this stuff is real.
