Sentence examples for without pandering to from inspiring English sources
Kimmerling tracked social upheavals without pandering to the voguish.
But he did it without pandering to the prejudice against gays.
Could he have won the Republican primary contest without pandering to them?
The UK is well placed to make the case without pandering to extremists.
How do you play the part honestly, without pandering to liberal sensibilities?
The discussion accepts the sector on its own terms without pandering to it.
Over the years, the show deftly balanced humor, pathos and action to illustrate the complexities of adolescence and young adulthood without ever pandering to its audience.
Like its predecessors, Sleepwalk works like a dream, winning us over without ever pandering to our expectations.
He made films for the culture and about the culture that entered the zeitgeist without ever pandering to white audiences. . Lee has also made less-than-stellar movies.
What he doesn't say is how they can do this without seeming to be pandering to the other side.
Mr. Tellis said Mr. Modi had two advantages: His Bharatiya Janata Party controls the lower house of Parliament, so he has the legitimacy to make a bold move; and his party's strong Hindu nationalist roots allow him to take more risks without being accused of pandering to Muslims, who make up the majority in Jammu and Kashmir.
