Examples of using Demonize in English and their translations into Greek
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The recent events in Honduras, Paraguay or Brazil do not even arouse alarm among those who demonize Chavismo.
populist voices that demonize and divide.
because the same people who demonize hacking also utilize it at large.
Brazil do not even arouse alarm among those who demonize Chavismo.
We condemn Western-oriented media outlets that demonize leaders or entire nations
Israeli hawks demonize the Palestinians of Gaza as“bad neighbors” who don't accept Israel.
Of course, we should not demonize George Soros, who is in fact just a"court factor" of those who are even more powerful than he is.
police and labor unions-- demonize missionaries, accusing them of engaging in"separatist,""menacing,""aggressive,""destructive" and"terrorist" activities.
permanently end official propaganda campaigns which demonize Israel and Jews.".
The primary intention of the Vatan Emruz article was to defame“Western” festivals for supporting films by“outlaw directors” who“demonize” Iran.
its complicit media demonize anyone we do not like, and the demonizing usually ends up with a war.
who we must reject, and who demonize anything that stands out from the norm,” said del Toro.
Both communities see themselves as victims and sometimes demonize each other.
to challenge those who demonize refugees, those who view diversity as a threat,
Some American conservatives demonize President Obamas fiscal stimulus
dig up old wounds, demonize entire groups of people,
Obama advised Americans to also denounce the language of"leaders who demonize those who don't look like us,
One of the enduring pathologies of human culture is the tendency to raise children to fear and demonize other human beings on the basis of religious faith.
He went on to say that Americans need to denounce the language of“leaders who demonize those who don't look like us,
One of the enduring pathologies of human culture is the tendency to raise children to fear and demonize other human beings on the basis of religion.