Sentence examples for a democratizing force from inspiring English sources

"And Americans are used to talking about the Internet as a democratizing force.

"For figurative painters, Facebook has been a democratizing force, and it has been pivotal for my career," he said.

When I listen to these and many other stories, these New Deal era programs sound less like a gargantuan socialist conspiracy and much more like a democratizing force in our society.

At the turn of the last century, the influential philosopher John Dewey saw education as a democratizing force not just in its social consequences but in its very process.

While some rabbis and cantors welcomed her music as a democratizing force, others saw it as a subversive breach of time-honored tradition, in which the cantor was typically white-haired, always male and usually vocally imposing and the congregants were passive listeners.

In tennis, just three men — Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic — have won 29 of the last 30 Grand Slam singles titles in an era where globalization has created greater depth but has not yet been a democratizing force at the top.

In the 90's, it looked like the Internet might be an exception, that it could be a decentralizing, democratizing force … but those days are gone … What upsets me, what really gets my goat, is that we did it because it was the easiest thing to do … Making things ephemeral is hard.

These newcomers wouldn't have stood a chance against the behemoths in the client-server paradigm, but the cloud is an inherently democratizing force, removing any unnatural channel, sales, or distribution advantages from providers.

Coffee shops have a democratizing effect on conversation.

These and other photos in the show are a testament to the democratizing force of the city's beaches: here, all are welcome to unwind and take sun into their skin.

New York's subways have long been the great equalizer of America's largest city, the democratizing force in a metropolis of otherwise dizzying inequality.