Sentence examples similar to dwelling democracy from inspiring English sources

In early 2009 the supporters of Thaksin popularly called the "red shirts" for the colour of their uniforms and mainly rural-based and from northern and northeastern Thailand but also including urban-dwelling democracy activists formed a populist movement called the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship UDDD).

Democracy's critics however for instance, in even-larger China can seldom resist dwelling on the system's flaws, in particular a tendency for democracies to duck hard decisions, especially at election time.

The role of conspiracy theories is worth dwelling on because it points to some of the difficulties of representative, liberal democracies today.

As so often, death made his faults seem petty; and dwelling on them unseemly.After all, Mr Koirala was the man who led Nepal to democracy, of a sort, after the abolition of absolute monarchy in 1990; and he played a big part in bringing peace, of a sort, when Maoist rebels ended their ten-year insurgency in 2006.

Dwelling in a political echo chamber — where you only encounter people who agree with you — is hardly conducive to a healthy democracy.

Do not occupy dwelling".

"Lots of spirits dwelling there".

"No point in dwelling on it".

Bradley had been dwelling on this question.

Long section drawing of Dwelling.

That last point is worth dwelling on.