play to the gallery

Not for a moment do you feel she is playing to the gallery.

Very well: if she was playing to the gallery, so would he.

And, let's not forget, they're like children, always playing to the gallery.

It's psychologists playing to the gallery telling people what they want to hear.

As ever he played to the gallery, which yesterday was larger than usual.

We'll go through the motions, play to the galleries, see where it takes us.

We sort of have a custom nowadays to play to the gallery.

"He was very much a larger than life character who played to the gallery.

There was a lot of playing to the gallery back then.'

Such calls, absent deep monetary reform, are just playing to the gallery.

It could pay us to play to the gallery," she went on at last, slowly.

Once again the government is obessessing with the wrong things and just playing to the galleries.

Judge Souter showed that he, too, could play to the gallery.

"Far too many people play to the gallery - in comedy that's an easy line to toe," he says.

I normally respect Elliot and his analysis as being fair but article is just playing to the gallery.

Save the melody, the rest all play to the gallery all the way.

Raul still thought it was an excursion and an opportunity to play to the gallery.

He plays to the gallery, sometimes to his detriment.

But it would be a mistake to assume that the advisory panel was merely playing to the gallery.

Too often we tend to speak in sound bites and play to the gallery rather than dealing with the factual events that are before us.

Or has he simply been playing to the gallery for so long that he can no longer distinguish between fact and fiction?

I believe that leadership is mostly an exercise in responsibility; it is not just about playing to the gallery.

At their party conferences each year, they play to the gallery by projecting themselves as the communal heroes.

A lot of them are playing to the gallery of political correctness."

Anyone who argues the opposite is playing to the gallery of populism, rather than dealing with substance and fact.