demagoguery造句
1. Certainly Forster's powers of demagoguery were equal to the city's economic distress.
2. The techniques of demagoguery prevail.
3. Saying that isn’t demagoguery, it’s just pointing out the truth.
4. Unfortunately he has concealed them behind a flimsy facade of demagoguery.
5. Democracy died after a period of incessant wars, imperial expansion abroad, and the rise of demagoguery at home.
6. Now that Obama is in full re-election mode, the labor union bosses seem to be ratcheting down the rhetoric of their anti-trade demagoguery, at the behest we assume, of Obama’s advisers.
7. However, the findings are a reminder of why now — more than ever — we must refuse to succumb to political apathy and laissez-faire demagoguery.
8. Many in western Europe are predicting outbreaks of populist nationalism, demagoguery and social unrest.
9. The bill is at best pointless posturing and at worst dangerous demagoguery.
10. The argument about " conceding " numerical inequality was due either to a misunderstanding or to demagoguery.
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11. Russia's top foreign policy advisor (Sergei Prikhodko) denounced what he called Iran's "political demagoguery, and said Russia always acts in its own national interest.
12. And, yes, this is an emotional question and one that lends itself to demagoguery.
13. For some reason, many commentators seem to believe that accurately describing what the G.O.P. is actually proposing amounts to demagoguery.
14. According to his memoirs, Gorbachev reacted sharply: "I've had enough of demagoguery.