Sentence examples for democratic thinking from inspiring English sources

Obviously, it's not a state organ and there are many fine journalists there, but it does play a similar role for the Democratic Party, often reporting less on what Democrats actually think and more on what Democrats want readers to believe is the current state of Democratic thinking.

In the post-war period the Fabian Society was at the heart of Labour and social democratic thinking.

Yet "educationalist élitism" describes the Democratic thinking that took root during her husband's Presidency.

"I heard Marxist-Leninist phrases but was studying the opposite: a liberating antidote of democratic thinking.

Arthur Hertzberg, a prominent liberal rabbi and scholar said when you get into messianic thinking, you are at the opposite pole from democratic thinking.

Teixeira was by no means alone in his 1995 assessment; he was in agreement with orthodox Democratic thinking of the time.

"I used to have a democratic approach, thinking everyone should go," said Ana Maria Wiseman, Wofford's assistant dean and director of programs abroad.

At the same time, rightwing groups like the Republican Jewish Coalition (backed by billionaire Sheldon Adelson) and the Emergency Committee for Israel said Democratic lawmakers thinking about boycotting the speech were handing a victory to Israel's enemies and promised to "educate voters" about their disloyalty.

"I actually coordinated with some of my Democratic colleagues, thinking this week we were going to talk through a bill and negotiate fine points and get it into a place that hopefully was middle of the road.

From Blair to Zapatero, the fashion in social-democratic thinking has been to abdicate power – and now bond markets are filling the vacuum.

Chait paints "political correctness" as inherently anti-democratic, but he betrays his own anti-democratic thinking in the way he frames the problem that identity politics seeks to address: as an issue of "tolerance".