McCarthy delivered a thoughtful speech about community ties at the town hall.

During the 1950s, McCarthyites accused many innocent people of disloyalty, causing careers to be destroyed.

Many civil liberties groups have expressed concern that the new policies could usher in neo-McCarthyism, targeting dissent under the guise of national security.

When he accused his colleagues without evidence, they branded him a McCarthyite.

The McCarthyite investigations ruined careers and fostered a climate of fear in the arts community.

McCarthyism stifled artistic expression and ruined countless careers by branding dissent as disloyalty.

During the 1950s, McCarthyism ruined countless careers by encouraging unfounded accusations and public shaming.

The director's McCarthyesque purge of suspected dissenters created a climate of fear within the company.

McCarthyists often accused artists and academics of disloyalty during the Red Scare.

Public debate deteriorated into McCarthyisms rather than reasoned discussion about policy.