Sentence examples for during republic from inspiring English sources

The speech prompted lively discussion on Indian television afterwards about whether it would be seen as a snub to Modi, but contrasted with more effusive coverage of earlier speeches and more trivial moments such as pictures of him chewing gum during Republic Day parade.

Rome's greatest poets, Virgil (70 19) and Horace (65 8), were born during the republic, came of age during the civil wars, and survived to celebrate the victory of their patron, Augustus.

In general, legislation was a source of law only during the republic.

The oligarchic form of government during the republic excluded from power all non-noble Venetian families.

Roman society, during the republic, was governed by a strong military ethos.

Rome's incessant warfare and expansion during the republic has spawned modern debate about the nature of Roman imperialism.

Baylor University, in Waco, founded in 1845, is the only remaining university of the five established during the republic years.

Yet in many areas of Italy the villa system made no inroads during the republic, and traditional peasant farming continued.

While aristocratic electoral competition was tradition during the republic, this period began to exhibit the escalation in competitiveness that was later fatal to the republic.

After Adams and Thomas Jefferson, during the republic's first two centuries the only person ever to win a presidential election while serving as Vice-President was Martin Van Buren, in 1836.

A republican during the republic, a royal servant when princes rule: "He who conforms his course of action to the quality of the times will fare well".