Sentence examples for democratic expression from inspiring English sources

It's a true democratic expression.

But isn't democratic expression a higher value?

And by substituting special interests for the public interest, it is harmful to democratic expression".

India has so many interests – cultural, social, religious as well as regional – and all look for democratic expression.

If jazz improvisation is a kind of democratic expression, then Rollins may well be our greatest purveyor of utopian feeling.

Fekke Ma Ci Boole is place for liberal and democratic expression".

Mr Juncker told them he was "in favour of democratic expressions" and would respect Scotland's decision.

The official is reported to have said: "I am in favour of democratic expressions, but I'm not so arrogant to pre-empt the debate.

Yet, flawed though its composition may be, the tent once it is up—should offer as democratic an expression of views as Iraq has witnessed for many decades.

Which is to say that while Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" will be properly debated on the basis of its factual claims and cinematic techniques, it should first of all be appreciated as a high-spirited and unruly exercise in democratic self-expression.

By the 1990's, Mr. Frank contends, facile "cult stud" arguments about the "subversive potential" of a television sitcom or the "counter-hegemonic" impact of shopping malls had come to look uncomfortably like the market populism promoted by the pro-business right: both groups appear to equate consumerism with democratic self-expression.