man of the people

Abdullah was reputed to be a man of the people, and a proponent of reform.

He fought this election as the champion of the poor and a man of the people, in contrast to his more cerebral predecessor, Thabo Mbeki.

He took office as an outsider and man of the people.

Some man of the people might have lain with thy wife, and thou hadst brought upon us a great sin.

But Jesus, who was raised by a carpenter, was a man of the people, so finding documentation of his family is unexpected.

Biden's boss, President Barack Obama, is already known as a man of the people.

Many politicians like to be thought of as a man of the people.

In more than dozens appearances from Wall Street to the White House, Wen displayed his selfmade Man of the People image.

An effort to rebrand him as a man of the people is now under way.

Yoshihiko Noda, the newly-appointed prime minister, has styled himself as an unpretentious man of the people.

He campaigned as a man-of-the-people and railed against the country's biggest bank.

The straight-talking man of the people seemed everything that his predecessor, the first DPJ prime minister, was not.

Then Putin, green man of the people, test-drove a new fuel-efficient Lada across a new trans-Siberian road.

But first, Mr. Biden did his part to show he was a man of the people.

Because even though you are the one on stage, you're still a man of the people, right?

I'm a man of the people.

Foolish Old Man of the people at the foot of a man named Kitayama, age almost ninety years old, facing the mountains to live.