Sentence examples for democratic attitude from inspiring English sources

Rather, she hoped, "perhaps to make some small contribution towards a more caring, humane and democratic attitude".

To unravel this puzzle, the authors develop a new regression method for the two-dimensional typological analysis including the "D" word and the liberal democratic attitude.

"But you would agree," I said, "that all the qualities that make for a democratic attitude are noble qualities?" "I would never deny that," he said.

At the bottom of this phenomenon was a corrosively democratic attitude toward legal knowledge, which the legal profession now simply took for granted.

"He came to stand for many Americans as embodying a modern, democratic attitude about the importance of usage: never snooty, stuffy or pedantic, and wittily impatient of the pretension and woolly thinking that could seem to be everywhere".

Fowler was not offended, and although contemporary prejudice is likely to lie with descriptivism — in Jespersen's time, it seemed the properly scientific attitude; today, it seems the properly democratic attitude — Fowler had a point.

"But I'm not sure if these democratic attitudes are very well established in my country.

Not only were Democratic attitudes toward government electorally problematic, Clinton argued; they were just plain wrong for the time.

Here, Amaney Jamal investigates the role of civic associations in promoting democratic attitudes and behavioral patterns in contexts that are less than democratic.

This marked a change in Democratic attitudes to drilling, though Republicans still argue for expanding it closer to the coasts and in the Gulf of Mexico.

Named a Carnegie Scholar in 2005, she is co-principal investigator of the Arab Global Barometer Project, the first systematic cross-national survey gauging democratic attitudes and behaviors in the Arab world.