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But we tried to understand these people, not demonize them.

They had done too good a job of demonizing him.

Let us remember this and not demonize other people's drugs.

Many people have said in private that the government created a problem for itself by demonizing the group.

But the answer to that is not to demonize the union, for a couple of reasons.

"The other side is going to try to demonize me," he said.

In our past wars, America had specific countries to demonize.

I believe that we have demonized Iraq, and maybe with some justification.

In those days, as now, opponents of the war were demonized.

Even so, demonizing competition, as some of you are doing, is really no way to serve the public.

He is a bad person when it comes to demonizing opponents.

The first step toward any reconciliation has to be an end to demonizing the other side.

The poor in this country have too long been ignored and demonized.

But that doesn't mean we need to demonize each other.

But among leaders of Christian conservative groups, he has been demonized.

It bothered me that they were being demonized, sort of.

He and his organization became intensely demonized from day one.

The Commission is not demonizing either public or private broadcasting.

She's been demonized and I feel sorry for anybody that's lost like that.

To be sure, the administration has often been unfairly demonized in much of Europe.

A black woman has her clothes ripped off by a white man and she's demonized.

"He is little bit harder to demonize because of his manner."

At the same time the perspective of the film is too sophisticated to demonize any one figure.

To demonize those with whom one disagrees is not a small matter.

At the extreme, demonizing religion has led to Religious war.