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If actors are taught to play to the back of the house, these lawmakers are playing to the audience back home in their states, which means a whole lot of parochial pandering and plenty of home-state priorities are being written into the wish lists.
WHY CONGRESS DESERVES ITS OWN EMMY CATEGORYPHILIP ELLIOTTJULY 15, 2021TIMEIf you’re showing up 90 days before an election, that’s called pandering.
A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN WHO MIGHT NOT VOTE FOR TRUMPGALEN DRUKEJULY 30, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTA woman, instead of pandering to it by service and silence, ought to lift up her voice and repress it in its earliest stages.
A NEW ATMOSPHEREGAIL HAMILTONBy pandering to self, this man has acquired a small empire, which he has cut off from the great one of God.
A SON OF PERDITIONFERGUS HUMEThe false prophets won and kept their popularity by pandering to the opinions and prejudices of the people.
THE PREACHER AND HIS MODELSJAMES STALKERIt is simply pandering to the low animal craving for cruelty.
DAISYMIRANDA ELIOT SWANWoman becomes a base creature by thus pandering to earthly ends.
AIMS AND AIDS FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMENGEORGE SUMNER WEAVERShakespeare was concerned with painting noble natures, not with pandering to their vices.
THE ART OF LETTERSROBERT LYNDAh, how little he knows of you, this peevish old glutton who cares for naught above pandering to his dyspeptic maw!
EUGENE FIELD, A STUDY IN HEREDITY AND CONTRADICTIONSSLASON THOMPSONHis political courage atones somewhat for the want of moral courage he displayed in pandering to the prince's vices.
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETYGRACE & PHILIP WHARTON