Sentence examples for democratic scene from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the production at the park was a freewheeling, democratic scene.

Into this democratic scene, where 175 years of American history were compressed in a single room by the parents of the scholars, walked Mrs. AnnaR.

Movies that, in the past, would have come and gone, unseen by critics, now get discussed widely through the much livelier, more perceptive, rapidly responsive, and essentially democratic scene of online writing and social media.

This must surely be the most democratic scene in the socially ruthless meatpacking district, a come-one-come-all antidote to this chi-chi hotel's hard-to-penetrate penthouse aerie that's called the Boom Boom Room.

"This is all part of the democratic scene-setting at the international level," he said.

Russell-Smith grew up in north-east England, in a democratic local scene.

They say they will pull out if the talks ignore their demands for the release of political prisoners and democratic reform.The scene is set for more sectarian tensions.

Though all surviving Greek tragedies except one were set in the deep (and pre-democratic) past, scenes of political decision-making run through them – from the dramatisation of votes being cast in The Eumenides, the last play of Aeschylus's Oresteia trilogy, to Antigone's determination, in Sophocles's play, to bury her brother's body (and her uncle's decision to punish her).

Behind the scenes, Democratic leaders were still working Wednesday to secure backing for the legislation from among roughly three dozen members of the party whose votes are considered to be in play, even as they awaited a final price tag on the bill from the Congressional Budget Office.

Behind the scenes, Democratic officials are scrambling to find legal methods to oust Cohen, who has said he won't step down.

As events in the Philippines galloped toward their conclusion, amazing scenes of successful, peaceful, democratic mass action--scenes that could be believed only because one knew that they were actually happening--appeared on American television "screens or were described in the press.