Sentence examples for democratic mind from inspiring English sources

It is a curious fact that the very moment the United States is acclimating to its first major challenger since the Cold War, that challenger is bracing for its own political transition (not remotely democratic, mind you), and trying to refashion an economy to reward more of its citizens.

But his portrait of the American democratic mind, imperially pious one minute, queasily unsteady the next, illiberally making demands in the name of virtue and liberally tolerating virtue's ambiguities, celebrating reason while distrusting its demands -- this mind remains as current now as it was then.

Mr Puigdemont say di Spanish government dey act against di democratic mind of Catalans as dem no even wan follow dem talk.

The very concept of a monarchy is anathema to a democratic mind.

Darshan is discussed and presented as if there is no possibility that the modern democratic mind could reel at such ridiculousness.

In a new democratic mind-set, the government also has its eye on its own re-election in 2015.

It didn't even change many Democratic minds, as the bills passed the committee with bipartisan support.

And as Democratic minds turned towards 2008, the prospect of 28 years of Bushes and Clintons set some searching for an alternative.

I don't believe we should rely on Europe to define our rights but I am now certain after this correspondence that the country needs a wider debate, in which the best democratic minds assert the need for government restraint when it comes to personal freedom and the sidelining of Parliament.

At least 40 of his colleagues in the Senate opposed it enough to filibuster any proposal to death.In attempting to change Democratic minds, Mr Bush listed a number of options for reform increasing the retirement age, indexing benefits to prices not wages, changing the way benefits are calculated.

Haider Ghaznavi Chicago, Nov. 6, 2007 To the Editor: Re "Mushy: Handsome in Uniform," by Maureen Dowd (column, Nov. 7): We Pakistanis feel obliged and encouraged by the deep concern so vividly voiced by democratic minds like Ms. Dowd's against the continuing slaughter of liberty, suppression of moderate elements and widespread brutality daringly waged in a nation of 164 million people.