| Traditional political parties may be tempted to adopt the issues and demagogical discourse specific to extremist parties in order to counter their increasing electoral popularity. |
| The government prefers to be demagogical by implying that the fall in the number of students receiving support is due to the management of the program. |
| What is present, instead, is a demagogical policy that is backfiring against the entire people of Iran. |
| Mr. Vidich's contorted, hunching movement is weirdly creaturely, compellingly strange, and his nonsensical demagogical speech, as he exits, is oddly funny. |
| The resumption of the dialogue amongst the trade union organisations following the Commission's decision will be possible only if such demagogical, tendentious, lying and insulting tracts stop. |
| The Shiv Sena supremo was one of the few politicians whose power stemmed from their demagogical skills and their ability to sway the masses. |
