Sentence examples for democratic ethos from inspiring English sources

A democratic ethos does make a difference.

It is a democratic ethos that extends to the accommodation.

The intent, in other words, is to bestow upon the game a carefree and democratic ethos.

America once projected its democratic ethos abroad via cowboy flicks, jazz music, and edgy painting.

That's the opposite of crowd-sourcing, the sloppily democratic ethos behind so much on the web".

But it reinvigorates the democratic ethos of the 19th-century park movement.

But newspapers were reluctant to admit the emperor was stark bollock naked for fear of sounding old-fashioned and remote from the pseudo-democratic ethos of the internet.

The Labour parties in both countries have a strong social-democratic ethos, and while leaders are re-elected periodically, the members and the broad foundation of the parties remain.

She suspects she may have a mini-concussion, or whiplash, but it's not stopping her from working her way through a bowl of jelly beans and extolling the democratic design ethos of dolling up everything from sidewalks to sponges.

However, communal, caste and regional tensions continue to haunt Indian politics, sometimes threatening its long-standing democratic and secular ethos.

The very survival of the democratic and secular ethos of the Republic of India is now under siege.