Sentence examples for deep democratic from inspiring English sources

Despite his family's deep Democratic roots, Watts broke ranks.

The day marked the start of "a deep democratic change in Mexico," the students said.

And it damages our reputation as a country with deep democratic values".

West Virginia, with its deep Democratic past, has not been represented by a Republican in the Senate since the late 1950s.

Usually, electoral maps color the east and west coasts and the industrial north a deep Democratic blue, the southern and western states a rich Republican red.

Idaho, to be sure, is very much a red state, but Ketchum is actually a dot of deep Democratic blue on the political map.

After that, risk may become reality (see article).In this section An ever-deeper democratic deficit Cutting up rough ReprintsA consensus is slowly emerging that, whether a Greek exit is to be averted or weathered, there will have to be a greater level of integration in the euro zone, with tighter constraints on the freedom of national governments.

That's why India's Muslims, who are the second-largest Muslim community in the world after Indonesia's, and the one with the deepest democratic tradition, do a great service to Islam by delegitimizing suicide-murderers by refusing to bury their bodies.

Of the two rival Palestinian factions, Hamas has deeper democratic roots than its competitor Fatah.

"We also set out to play deep into Democratic territory," Mr. Stoll said.

And Landrieu, the last Deep South Democratic senator left standing after yesterday's wipeout election, is likely to be gone in a month.