Sentence examples for democratic possibility from inspiring English sources

This election, which proves the democratic possibility of change, is the country's surest safe space.

Benjamin Franklin wasn't born in Philadelphia, but it is hard to go very far in the heart of this city without encountering his ubiquitous spirit in mortar, monument and, most important, in a legacy of scientific invention and civic innovation that amounts to a one-man Freedom Trail of democratic possibility.

By far the best-known Democratic possibility is former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, who lost to Kasich in 2010.

But in contrast to many other Middle East countries, Yemen is now a model for democratic possibilities.

Mr. Racicot, the Republican chairman, attributes the Democratic possibilities to the inevitability of change and the independent character of Western voters.

In its mediocrity, it seems to demonstrate the irony of both Ruby's and Lulu's naïveté about the media's democratic possibilities.

It is not merely demonstrative, showing by example what styles of protest are tolerated (ineffectual ones, largely), but practical in the sense that it drastically foreshortens democratic possibilities.

The democratic possibilities in the Koran are most intensively studied at Islamic studies centers in Europe and the United States, not in the many Arab states where the propagation of democratic ideas can lead swiftly to prison.

"Unless we make special efforts to implement more ambitious democratic possibilities, the Internet, left to its own devices, is going to give us an impoverished form of democracy in the form of the Shout".

The "mere" fact of the wider scale of interaction is thus inadequate on its own and does not capture what role globalization may play as a problematic situation for the emergence of new democratic possibilities.

During the last five years, since the release of the infamous "Collateral Murder" video, the world has changed in major ways for democratic possibilities, with WikiLeaks as a catalyst.