populace造句

When Libyan Colonel Moammar Qaddafi's populace turned on him, he bombed them.

Diaries and letters from the period reveal a populace fraught with insecurity.

These backward folk were labeled as "fools" by the general populace.

With access to new credit lines, the Greek populace and its government went on a spending spree.

Reading historical debates, and hearing of the attention paid to them by a thoughtful populace, certainly makes one wonder.

Americans have the lowest rate of savings of any populace in the developed world, hovering around zero percent.

The crisis facing the ill is an extreme form of the crisis facing the majority of the populace.

It posits that popular culture is factory-like in structure, and through this culture, standardized goods are manufactured to pacify the populace.

The real test of the tunnels will be their ability to stand up to a quake and support the local populace during the aftermath.

Rumors of a disease outbreak a century ago probably would have left the general populace feeling frightened, wondering whether their town would be the next to be hit.

The gobang is one kind the game which is widely liked the populace, its rule is simple, changeable, extremely rich interesting and recreational.

The fact that the Law of One were given apparent majority control of the council made the plan seem very promising to the populace of Poseida.

AAM: Not because of what is happening as we observe and get ready, but because we see that the human populace, in their inner being, and even in their consciousness, are ready.

The cathedrals were by and large a product of the laity, who had developed from a populace that once had only observed the religious forms, to one that held beliefs as a matter of personal conviction.

Furthermore, unless the U.S. has robust jobs ready for that 75 percent of the populace, who is going to buy all the goods and services that create the revenue stream for corporations?

Shafaq was in tenth grade when the Taliban rose to power in 1996 promising security to a populace tired of the bitter conflict among ethnic warlords including Hazara factions.

When the nobles see that they cannot resist the populace, they begin to support someone from among themselves, and make him prince in order to be able to satisfy their appetites under his protection.