Sentence examples for democratic essence from inspiring English sources

Their democratic essence crosses demographic and ideological lines: products that Fox News Channel and MSNBC die-hards can agree on.

Coinciding with the rise of the religious right, many historians built on Hatch's story about the liberating power and democratic essence of American evangelicalism.

This 11-minute cantata provided a musical review of American history, depicted as a struggle between the "nobody who's everybody" and an elite that fails to understand the real, democratic essence of America.

As many cities in the World Cup's current home country are occupied by the most famous soccer players in the world, Brazilian photographer and journalist Renato Stockler's photo essay Terrão de Cima captures the pure democratic essence and simplicity of the soccer fields ensconced in Sao Paulo neighborhoods.

As soon as you start building paywalls you begin to diminish that democratic process, the essence of the BBC".

The march to Europe's disintegration would not just rattle institutions, treaties, economic growth, trade – it would threaten democratic values, the essence of what we are supposed to stand for.

Neither Roman Catholicism nor Judaism were, in essence, "democratic," but American versions of both of those traditions became part of the fabric of American religious life, as will American Islam.

This is the essence of democratic debate and education.

The essence of democratic politics is responding to public dissatisfaction with policies and ideas – and then trying to change the judgment of voters.

Senate officials said that the use of the voters as plaintiffs was a device, and that the Democratic officials had in essence arranged to have themselves sued in a case they wanted to lose.

It is not the photo opps themselves that are dreadful, so much as the unease they betray with the very essence of democratic leadership – the task of speaking for and to the people.