Sentence examples for Torch of democracy from inspiring English sources
The theme was "passing the torch of democracy" to a new generation.
"In essence, he has passed on the torch of democracy," Lon Snowden said of his son.
But it is too early to talk of Mr Milosevic's imminent downfall.The president's quarrelsome critics did have their reasons for choosing a provincial backwater to launch a campaign which, according to one wildly applauded speaker, will "go from town to town, from house to house, from man to man and light the torch of democracy".
It is another matter whether the American effort can succeed: Whether President Bush will be able to make Iraq a torch of democracy capable of lighting a fire among the autocracies and dictatorships of the Arab world, or will end up resembling Woodrow Wilson with his belief that the League of Nations would make the world safe for Jeffersonian values after World War I.
His concluding statement that the "U.S, together with our NATO allies, must carry the torch of democracy and human rights at a time when both are increasingly at risk," should be a rallying cry throughout the country.
There are some signs of that in Myanmar, where Aung San Suu Kyi, even under house arrest, bravely carries the torch for democracy amid the darkness imposed by the ruling junta.
Olivier celebrates liberty but fears that he's headed right back into the "nightmare of democracy" that torched France.
Muslims are incapable of democracy.
"Trust forms of democracy".
