Sentence examples for democratic it from inspiring English sources

The Tea Party Express, whose political action arm spent about $350,000 to help make Scott Brown the new Republican senator from Massachusetts, released a list of seats, all Democratic, it had set its sights on in November.

He was an early advocate of the argument that if Israel wants to remain both largely Jewish and democratic, it has to shed its hold over the lands captured in 1967, because there are so many Palestinians there.

Since its inception, MoveOn has been unusually democratic: it asks for and responds to the feedback of its approximately 3.5 million members.

He believed that the longer a democracy lasted, the more democratic it would become and eventually its richly textured multiculturalism would create a country like "a many-colored cloak decorated in all hues".

One of the best things about Scharoun's building, besides its intense, kinetic energy, is how democratic it is, and Gehry has picked up on this.

The city's culinary splendor is profoundly democratic: it reflects the means and preferences of its polymorphous marketplace and adjusts its prices and menus accordingly, whether at Katz's Delicatessen, Lombardi's pizza, Union Square Cafe or Café Boulud.

"The European Union is remote, racist, imperialist, anti-worker and anti-democratic: it is run by, for and of the super-rich and their corporations," wrote Enrico Tortolano, a trade unionist for Brexit.

"It's no longer non-democratic: it's anti-democratic".

Writing is a demanding craft but a democratic activity — it flourishes everywhere it is written.

"The wonderful thing about the process was that it was so democratic -- it really involved multiple voices, a very large group of people," said Roy, attributing the practicality of RTI to its plural and populist roots.

Even though in XXX it's a democratic country, it's a social thing.