Demonise in a sentence

As for Democrats, representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York tweeted before charges were filed that Mr Neely’s “murderer” was being “protected”, while “many in power demonise the poor”.

Dr Balick says that because social media means we don't see them as "fully human", we are "more likely to demonise them quickly".

Central Arrernte man Declan Furber Gillick said comments being made threatened to “demonise and continue to criminalise young people”.

Repealing and replacing the Vagrancy Act with the proposed Criminal Justice Bill will further demonise and criminalise those sleeping rough, simply for the ‘major’ of crime of being “smelly”.

Russian newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets said "Biden insulted Putin" while Sergei Markov, a former Kremlin adviser, said the Biden remark shows that the West was intensifying its attempt to demonise Putin ahead of Russia's March presidential election.

The North Carolina Republican Party defended Robinson in a statement, saying "the Left" was "trying to demonise him via personal attacks".

The Russian embassy says it “firmly disagrees” and considers such statements as “a further attempt to arbitrarily demonise Russia and Russians”.

A Hong Kong government spokesman expressed regret the United States continued to "smear and demonise the legitimate rights and duty of our sovereign" to safeguard national security.

It is time to shift the debate away from one that seeks to disproportionately demonise our young people to one on how we properly reimburse and support them.

Official discourse is starting to criminalise and demonise the movement, which remains peaceful despite police brutality steadily increasing.

She said that people who are ever nasty to others on social media "need to look at themselves", and added: "To the newspapers who create click-bait, who demonise and tear down success.

Since the middle of 2019, the Trump Administration has been seeking to demonise globally Cuba’s international medical programmes on the basis that they amount to ‘human trafficking’.

Aisling Pigott, a spokesperson for the British Dietitian Association, said: 'From a dietetic perspective, I would be keen to highlight that it can sometimes be unhelpful to simply demonise cooking oils.

And you cant demonise people who went to prey as if they dont think.

They deliberately demonise their opponents, or single out groups of people to take the blame for problems.

Abdullah also claimed that PH consists of leaders who are well known for ‘bigotry, being racist and mischievous’, who have only one thing in their political mission – to demonise and cause the current government to crumble.

He had adamantly opposed any attempt to demonise foreigners for political gain, according to friends who have spoken to German news media.

Renewables – despite the repeated attempts to demonise wind and solar – remain hugely popular, even among Liberal voters.

Their move has only flooded the media with speculation that is going viral and which seeks to demonise the personality as well as the judiciary.

Those people are NOT coming back for Mr Postal Survey, Mr Demonise-Renewables etc.