Sentence examples for certain democracy from inspiring English sources

Iran by Mullahs (my name is Mulla, please), There is certain democracy in Iran, Iraq had none.

These women are the queens of a world of images where bodies are brutally judged – but where there is also a certain democracy that means beauty is available to anyone with the time, money and inclination to do glamour labour.

Generation Y like a certain democracy when it comes to style (how do you think the skinny jean has stuck around so long?) and with an added bit of a pedigree from an actual sportsperson, the Stan Smiths ticked all the right boxes.

"All countries pass years and years before establishing a certain real democracy," said Raoul Denis, a businessman.

But their son, though an instinctive aristocrat who retained a great dread of revolution, also had a sound instinct for liberty, and was certain that democracy was both inevitable and God-given: universal, enduring, and beyond the power of humans to stop it, as he asserts in the introduction to "Democracy in America".

A name, a map, or a flag I see; A certain word, democracy.

He was certain that democracy had reached its peak and Pericles' reforms were leading to the stalemate of populism.

Unfurl her majestic colors and hoist her up to remind everyone that while we are in a time of certain crisis, Democracy will prevail.

What is America to me A name, a map, or a flag I see A certain word, democracy What is America to me.

"My hope is there is a certain rough democracy in all of this so that when people find that what they are seeing is not moving the human condition forward in any way that is palpable to them, they would decide maybe this film should just go ahead and shrivel up on the vine for lack of support".

There is no viable political opposition in Singapore, nor does the press enjoy the same degree of freedom that it does in certain Western democracies.