Sentence examples for democratic tendency from inspiring English sources

The country has shown an admirable democratic tendency.

With his executive past running the military supply group Halliburton, Dick Cheney has come to symbolise all that is rotten in the current White House as far as the Democratic tendency is concerned.

He is now in New York alone, save for his manager, and comes to beg American women to stop dressing like men or even like other American women, a too democratic tendency at which he finds our matrons excel.

This research is designed to examine the school counselor candidates' democratic tendencies in terms of several variables.

As a result of this research in which survey method is used, it was determined that the teacher candidates stated positive views for democratic tendencies, according to the gender variance in the freedom of expression dimension, the democratic tendencies of men are higher than women and the more grade level increase, the more the average of democratic tendencies increase.

And besides, neither the Spanish nor the French frontiers showed democratic tendencies.

And so that pushes them against the natural Democratic tendencies, based on their other data.

They were very suspicious of the democratic tendencies, or so it seemed, the democratic tendencies of that northern society which was spreading literacy more widely, and eventually the right to vote more widely, at least among white people.

I will adopt China's model: Centralize political control by cracking down on dissent and crushing democratic tendencies.

But Mr. Milstein, 32, who, despite his "traditional democratic" tendencies had not yet made up his mind, had bigger ambitions.

The growth of a mercantile middle class, and the decline of the aristocracy in Europe, led to more Democratic tendencies, first in towns, and then in countries overall.