Sentence examples for so populist from inspiring English sources

Some of it is so populist, easy to throw out there in a world where the minority make the headlines".

He was also shocked that the BBC would broadcast so populist a show as Strictly Come Dancing.

And it's this confounding that makes the film so gripping: for something so populist it's very unpredictable.

At times in the past few days, the senator's tone became so populist and anti-establishment that he no longer sounded much like a Republican at all.

Editors argue that, as newspapers have grown so populist, diaries have become superfluous: if we stick all the gossip in the diary, how will we fill the news pages?

"So very English and yet so essentially French, so vehement and yet so whispery, so underrated for a man who was, in the 60s, a 'household face', so very electronic for a folk singer, so populist for one so aloof and didactic.

Letta's warning sounds very much like the EU establishment confirming the very reasons why populists condemn it: voters are allowed more democracy, as long as it remains a democracy without real choices – or so populists would charge.

Populists' political competitors and critics are inevitably condemned as part of the immoral, corrupt elite, or so populists say when running for office; once in government, they will not recognise anything such as a legitimate opposition.

Not so the populist New York City Opera, which has championed 20th-century opera and American works and nurtured young American artists.

Global competition happened in the seventies, and so did populist politics, special-interest money, the personal computer, and the cult of the self.

While several top executives named in public filings may have tried to minimize their 2009 compensation after so much populist rage, they could only take this charade so far.