Examples of using Demonizing in English and their translations into Slovak
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due to the demonizing mother nature of the topic at hand,
There tends to be a lot of demonizing of the person who is in the office,' Glassner said,
Further and this can not be overstated, as a result of the nature of the subject at hand, demonizing those that buy steroids for personal usage simply could in some cases obtain a rigid penalty if the judge selects to preview.
the Bolognese meet once again in demonizing Gnocchi and Palmaro,
marginalizing of entire communities, the demonizing of refugees, and dangerous efforts to turn back the clocks to a time when society was thought to be more uniform, less a melding of differences.
due to the demonizing nature of the topic at hand,
due to the demonizing nature of the topic at hand,
we are doing ourselves a grave injustice by demonizing nuclear at a moment when it is one of the best solutions we have.
Since Jews have invested so much in demonizing Hitler, many think it terribly clever to liken Zionism to Nazism
After ignoring or demonizing people with AIDS for much of the'80s and'90s,
pointing the finger at anyone who stands in opposition to their agendas, demonizing the voice of truth by superficial comparisons to the legalistic Pharisees of the Gospels.
nor apologized for demonizing the right-wing Progress Party
especially Chancellor Konrad Adenauer(in office 1949-63), believed that demonizing nationalism and transforming Germans into model Europeans would best serve to normalize their country
whilst at the same time attacking and demonizing anyone or any society which did not conform.
Editorialists and commentators demonize whole nations,
Editorialists and commentators demonize whole nations,
This does not mean that we should demonize it.
It's not enough to blame and demonize.
You name it, they demonize it.
So, why is the West so quick to blame Russia and demonize Putin?