Sentence examples for age of democracy from inspiring English sources

After all, the new century is the age of democracy primarily because of the United States.

If Washington would pressure the post-Aliev government for change in the "new age of democracy", it might run into certain intrinsic oddities, which could freeze the effort.

As for Clark believing that high art needs no justification in an age of democracy – he was right.

To examine warfare before the age of democracy, before the Napoleonic era and the Industrial Revolution, is to observe an institution at once familiar and totally foreign.

The answer to that question tells us whether we now live in the age of democracy, or the age of the central bank.

Dinesen encountered the story in a version by Paul la Cour, published in 1931, but while he accentuated the despotism of the lord, Dinesen recasts the story as a clash between the old order and the new age of democracy.

But in this "age of democracy --since the late 18th century-- there have been relatively few democracy --since

As one of our great theologians once exclaimed, But today, because we have so cruelly separated freedom from virtue, because we define freedom in a morally inferior way, our country is stalled in what Herman Melville call the "Dark Ages of Democracy," a time when as he predicted, the New Jerusalem would turn into Babylon, and Americans would feel "the arrest of hope's advance".

This is why some political leaders are starting to shift from the Industrial Age model of democracy.

Has the age of party democracy passed?

Leftwing nostalgia for the lost golden age of social democracy was never based wholly on fact.