Sentence examples for democracy of language from inspiring English sources
In his poems, plays, essays, criticism, and fiction, he achieved an absolute democracy of language — a poetry forged in the crucible of a collective experience, a musical fusion of history, irony, and art.
What starts as a nod to The Cherry Orchard turns into a passionate plea for the liberation of language from economists: "Democracy," in today's world, "can only exist if it obeys God, the market".
The dark ages: Europeans forget their democracy, their language, their love of a communal bath and a nice olive oil wash.
Sharing outside of language.
In its own newscasts this afternoon, the Voice of America, which describes life in the United States and promotes the virtues of democracy and equality in dozens of languages to a worldwide audience, broadcast the story of its own shortcomings.
Ever since the restoration of democracy, the Catalan language-immersion used in the Catalan education system has been crucial to holding together a society that seemed to be at risk of unravelling towards the end of the 1970s.
"Hong Kongers need genuine democracy – of that there can be no debate," the city's leading English-language newspaper wrote in an editorial.
Bolton loved the democracy of fashion.
It's about the democracy of information.
Now, with prosperity and democracy, the Taiwanese language has thrived in songs, academic conferences, and even the stump speeches of the KMT president.
