demagoguery dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de demagoguery dans le dictionnaire anglais»bulgare

demagoguery SUBST, demagogy [ˈdeməgɒgɪ, Am -gɑːdʒɪ] SUBST sans pl

demagoguery

демагогия f

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Such a reading opens itself to reading things into a text that aren't there; at worst, it can open religion to demagoguery.

www.heraldmalaysia.com

Leaders of such groups deploy both demagoguery and what, for lack of a better word, sociologists call charisma.

thenationonlineng.net

In such a scenario, hounding people in search of a life of dignity and xenophobic demagoguery would only prove detrimental to the continent's future.

www.thehindu.com

Our post-modern society has basically caused a generation to form their views based on feelings, which has made them susceptible to demagoguery and emotional manipulation.

www.christiantoday.com.au

The good news is that the "war on women" charge is mostly cynicism, fodder for campaign-year demagoguery.

news.nationalpost.com

There are different forms of tyranny and demagoguery, some disguised as fantasy literature.

www.ft.com

The lawsuit and like-minded legislative reforms are based on separation of powers concerns, which many would rather ignore in favor of demagoguery.

www.nationalreview.com

He plays, transformed by that which opens up to him beyond the boundaries of the notes, clearly revealing to us this secret without the least bit of falseness or demagoguery.

en.wikipedia.org

His public appearances during the campaign, far from brutally honest, were larded with dissembling, prevarication and demagoguery, empty catchphrases and scripted one-liners.

en.wikipedia.org

That will require empathy and multiculturalism, not demagoguery.

www.salon.com