man of the people

I, a man of the people, who cannot always understand what you mean.

I take it back: He is a man of the people.

In the 1962 election campaign, he was no longer a man of the people.

Nobody will vote for him now as a man of the people.

He was just a man of the people, from Michigan.

He had, after all, always regarded himself as a man of the people.

"Dennis is a man of the people and a real leader, so certainly he can do better."

He alone does not seem interested in being mistaken for a man of the people.

"I built a shelter for them," said this man of the people.

It is well to have men of the people who are yet trustworthy.

Then let him be a man of the people.

"You are not the only man of the people, Andy."

The most authentic you can be is a man of the people."

Does it want a strongman or a man of the people?

This made him an orator and a man of the people.

I want to see if he is going to act like a man of the people or like a king.

They're supposed to think he's a man of the people because he wears blue jeans.

But becoming a man of the people means the people want him all the time.

But even more, he was a man of the people, a bricklayer's son who helped to build the great American middle class.

Like many sages, he liked to consider himself a man of the people.

"Kerry wants to run as a man of the people, and where do they put him for photo opportunities?

"I try to be a man of the people," Petty said, sitting in his den.

"A great man of the people has fallen," the Emperor's note read.

Quite the contrary: he is a man of the people, for the people.

That is so different from the man I once knew, the priest, the man of the people.