Sentence examples for an expression of democracy from inspiring English sources

"This was an expression of democracy in France," Moutawakel said.

The protests passed peacefully and were described by the justice ministry as "an expression of democracy".

They are an expression of democracy, liberty and equality, a pyrotechnic celebration of the ideals on which the United States was founded.

Leading reformists commonly dismiss President Ahmadinejad as a hardliners' "mouthpiece" and an insult to the nation whose election represented a silent military coup rather than an expression of democracy.

"The free and fair elections of our leaders is an expression of our democracy," he said.

"A directly-elected mayor is an expression of greater democracy, as voters are able to make a real choice between the various candidates," she said.

Instead of regarding Shays Rebellionn as an expression of grassroots democracy and a rejection of exploitation and unjust authority, The Americans asserts without evidence that the protest "caused panic and dismay throughout the nation".

"This is what a park is — an exquisite expression of democracy.

And the general assembly, as you know if you've seen it, is a beautiful expression of democracy at its most direct and most representative.

It also was not lost on them that Mr. Bush was willing to risk upsetting China by honoring the Dalai Lama in a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda in an expression of support for democracy and human rights.

For Cuba's public opinion, Insulza's attendance shows how much the Inter-American system has changed since a continent, plagued by military dictatorships, expelled the Cuban revolution in what was an expression of double standards of democracy and international alliances.