| But we also deplore dishonest position-taking as a pure and simple maneuver to manipulate public opinion demagogically. |
| He demagogically presented them as one of the main causes of the country's economic and social problems, and threatened to withdraw their welfare benefits and expel them from their camps. |
| Maybe that's one reason why the discussion of the issue in Virginia seems to be curiously fact-based: nobody can figure out how to treat it demagogically. |
| Most people just want somebody who can articulate their hatreds, and Gingrich is demagogically happy to play the role. |
| Meanwhile, we in the West are bashing China, unfairly and demagogically, over its exports. |
| By demagogically using the words democracy' and communication', what the report is really trying to do is to call these into question. |
