Sentence examples for democracy out of from inspiring English sources

It twisted the notions of capitalism and democracy out of all recognition.

It has been quite an achievement to make a democracy out of this disparate society.

We look at the claim of voter fraud, and whether gerrymandering will put two-party democracy out of business.

The troubled effort to build a Southern interracial democracy out of the ashes of the Civil War was over.

A peasants' revolt of the sort that periodically jolts democracy out of its comfort zone was the result.

Hillary Clinton called Mr. Trump's answer "horrifying," and accused him of "talking down our democracy" out of frustration with his flagging campaign.

Thus, argued Turner, the peculiar type of American democracy "came out of the American forest"; it was not a European importation.

When faced with democracy protests growing out of the Arab Spring in 2011, the Bahraini royals blamed Iran, requested Saudi military aid, and suppressed dissent.

"It all began with the dangerous idea that we could make Western democracies out of countries that had no experience or interest in becoming a Western democracy".

Speaking of the chaos in the Middle East, he said in April, "It all began with a dangerous idea that we could make Western democracies out of countries that had no experience or interests in becoming a Western democracy".

Iraq has a lot of natural resources and a decently educated population, but it has none of the civil society or rule of law roots that enabled us to quickly build democracies out of the ruins of Germany and Japan after World War II.