Sentence examples for democratic of from inspiring English sources

Photography was already the most democratic of the arts, and now computers are democratizing it to a fare-thee-well, perhaps to the individual photographer's detriment, as images become a snap to alter and to steal.

Also, "jazz is the most democratic of music," said Mr. Schreiber, 57, who lives in Montclair.

Sports have often been represented as the most democratic of avenues.

"Gossip is the most universal and democratic of all news," Mr. Lai said.

It is the most democratic of festivals, the most easygoing, the most celebratory.

Yet language is the finest, least acknowledged and most democratic of all mankind's creations.

He was politically conservative but in his core the most democratic of men.

"Blue and white is simply the most democratic of color combinations," Carolyne Roehm said.

As is always the case at the Open, the most democratic of the majors, story lines abound.

Still, he pointed out that this most Democratic of cities has shown an inclination to vote Republican for mayor.

Even in the most democratic of conditions, politicians have immense influence, perhaps more than they themselves realize.