| At the end of the 1800s, when one wanted de-demonise the church, arch bishop Sundberg said "Yes". | |
| First, because it is not my usual habit to demonise anyone. | |
| Not only was he prepared to cover up the murder of a schoolgirl in the outback to keep his personal nuclear vision he was able to spin it into an opportunity to demonise North Korea. | |
| Sawney Bean may well have been nothing more than 18th century propoganda -to demonise the Scottish. -Ed, | |
| That's an argument Bin Laden uses to demonise the royal family. | |
| At the end of the 1800s, when one wanted de-demonise the church, arch bishop Sundberg said "Yes". | |
| First, because it is not my usual habit to demonise anyone. | |
| Not only was he prepared to cover up the murder of a schoolgirl in the outback to keep his personal nuclear vision he was able to spin it into an opportunity to demonise North Korea. | |
| Sawney Bean may well have been nothing more than 18th century propoganda -to demonise the Scottish. -Ed, | |
| That's an argument Bin Laden uses to demonise the royal family. | |
| The proof of this, is in the film released by the UN called Armed to the Teeth, where it demonises gun ownership. | |
| The proof of this, is in the film released by the UN called Armed to the Teeth, where it demonises gun ownership. | |
| A section of the population who had long been demonised by Nazi propaganda. | |
| Foreigners were frequently viewed as a threat to cultural and racial purity, and demonised as biologically degenerate, according to a distorted understanding of the theories of Charles Darwin. | |
| He's assimilated and demonised by Christianity. | |
| I told them about our military campaigns against your people... about how we had demonised you, turned you into a faceless enemy. | |
| In the United States, Christian obsession with sin has spawned a national craze for 'hell houses', morality plays-cum-Halloween freak-shows, in which the evangelical hobby-horses of abortion and homosexuality are literally demonised. | |
| A girl is being abused. How do we help by demonising the father? | |
| School teachers would be replaced, and National Socialist books and documents burned or taken away. Meanwhile, the war trials had served their intended purpose of demonising the NS leadership and dehumanising the German people. This time there was to be no peace treaty. | |
| The press are always either demonising us or demonising the clients. | |
| A section of the population who had long been demonised by Nazi propaganda. | |
| Foreigners were frequently viewed as a threat to cultural and racial purity, and demonised as biologically degenerate, according to a distorted understanding of the theories of Charles Darwin. | |
| He's assimilated and demonised by Christianity. | |
| I told them about our military campaigns against your people... about how we had demonised you, turned you into a faceless enemy. | |
| In the United States, Christian obsession with sin has spawned a national craze for 'hell houses', morality plays-cum-Halloween freak-shows, in which the evangelical hobby-horses of abortion and homosexuality are literally demonised. | |
| A girl is being abused. How do we help by demonising the father? | |
| School teachers would be replaced, and National Socialist books and documents burned or taken away. Meanwhile, the war trials had served their intended purpose of demonising the NS leadership and dehumanising the German people. This time there was to be no peace treaty. | |
| The press are always either demonising us or demonising the clients. | |
