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Meanings of pander to in English

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Usage of pander to in English
1
These people were elected to lead, not to pander to the IRA.
The Irish Times
2
To keep silent was to co-operate in the evil-topander to it.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
3
Politicians tend to pander to the NRA, some more shamelessly than others.
Reuters
4
Nor is it unique in having unprincipled politicians pander to base prejudice.
The Irish Times
5
You must find, then, what pleases it, and pander to its tastes.
Tomlinsoniana
6
They don't mean to pander to false masculine notions, but they do.
Gala-Days
7
To have inspiring candidates who don't just pander to the least common denominator.
The Guardian
8
That is exactly the sort of fan service that doesn't pander to me.
Wired
9
Both pander to different forms of the same diseased craving for the unnatural.
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
10
The woman who will not pander to it is ungracious indeed.
The Spinster Book
11
They pander to redtop bullying as much as do MPs, Clarke breezily explained.
The Guardian
12
He doesn't pander to contemporary mentality and asks of us to contemplate art.
Ebony
13
Why should they pander to the awkward selfishness of an oddity?
The new yorker
14
We have enough to stimulate hope, but not enough to pander to curiosity.
Love's Final Victory / Ultimate Universal Salvation on the Basis...
15
Men always call the women who pander to their vices 'noble'.
The Master-Christian
16
We have to fight as a political party not to pander to racist rhetoric.
The South African
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Pander to through the time
Pander to across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common