Sentence examples for a democratic exemplar from inspiring English sources
And yet, in Africa, it is also a democratic exemplar.
In one week, Mali has gone from a democratic exemplar to a regional bad-boy under military rule.
Its government collapsed like a house of cards earlier this year to the shock of complacent outsiders, who had hailed the country as a democratic exemplar.
President Amadou Toumani Touré's government, hailed in the West as a democratic exemplar for the region, crumbled without a fight — suggesting that democracy was far less firmly implanted in Mali than outsiders had long believed and leaked embassy cables had indicted.
It's a popular exemplar used when discussing how far we've come with gene editing.
Mr. Touré, until recently considered one of West Africa's democratic exemplars, was forced to flee his presidential palace in Bamako on March 22 after an attack by mutinous soldiers.
The presidents — of Guinea, Niger, Ivory Coast and Benin — may be democratic exemplars in Washington, but these heroes of the ballot box maintain shaky holds on power, pointing to the tenuousness of democracy in parts of the continent.
Instead of entering the presidential race as an exemplar of Republican success in a Democratic state, Mr. Christie limped in as an embattled figure who had largely lost the confidence of the wealthiest donors bankrolling presidential campaigns.
Mr. Bush, however, sees Mr. Erdogan as a pragmatist and an exemplar of how the Islamic faith and a democratic impulse can coexist.
The library is a most democratic place, an exemplar of community, the closest thing to a village green outside of Central Park, and one of the oldest social services in the country.
