Sentences with DEMONISE
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"Politicians often demonise their opponents to gain public support."
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"The media tends to demonise certain social groups."
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"It is unfair to demonise an entire religion based on the actions of a few extremists."
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"Some people demonise individuals who choose to live unconventional lifestyles."
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"We should not demonise those who struggle with addiction; instead, we should offer support and understanding."
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"The tabloid newspaper has a tendency to demonise celebrities."
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"Many horror movies demonise supernatural creatures like vampires and demons."
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"Some people demonise immigrants, overlooking the positive contributions they make to society."
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"In certain cultures, mental illness is still demonised and not properly understood."
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"The politician's opponents accused him of trying to demonise the working class."
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"It is important not to demonise individuals with different political beliefs."
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"Some religious groups demonise those who do not adhere to their beliefs."
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"The documentary seeks to demystify the subject matter that has been demonised for years."
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"The media's constant coverage of crime tends to demonise certain neighborhoods."
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"The coach tried to demonise the opposing team before the big game."
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"The film aims to humanize the character that has been previously demonised."
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"He ignored the facts and continued to demonise his critics."
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"The government's propaganda campaign sought to demonise the opposition leader."
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"The book explores the historical context in which certain groups have been demonised."
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"They tried to demonise him by spreading false rumors."
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"The media often demonises politicians who hold opposing views."
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"He was demonised by his colleagues for speaking out against corruption."
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"The company launched a smear campaign to demonise its competitor."
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"Social media can be a platform for individuals to demonise others anonymously."
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"The documentary aimed to demonise the controversial religious group."
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"Some people demonise those who choose not to have children."
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"Politicians often demonise immigrants to gain popular support."
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"The tabloid newspaper attempted to demonise the celebrity by publishing scandalous stories."
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"She felt demonised by her classmates after the embarrassing incident."
