Sentence examples for being a more democratic from inspiring English sources

"The idea of a shop online, being a more democratic thing, really appealed to me," she says.

Baseball being a more democratic sport, it was much easier for New York types to get into Turner Field last night.

Tenant advocates said that with 30 council members supporting the new bill, the issue could be an early test of the new Council's goal of being a more democratic body where legislation moves from the bottom up.

"It's a more democratic way of doing history of art".

The burger helps to get across that this is a more democratic institution than Savoy.

"It would also ensure it was a more democratic and transparent process".

This would be a more democratic way of generating public debate and enlightenment than impromptu remarks by a prince.

An inauguration in America may be a more democratic sort of jamboree than a coronation in England, but our ceremony can never match Britain's in….

If Nigeria were a more democratic country, his party would now be using the grief and anger at his death to build support for his successor.

Yet college basketball is a more democratic and inclusive game today than it was in the Wooden era — especially in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

These days, he says Oasis is a more democratic band - although he is still the main songwriter, all of them contribute.