Sentence examples for expression of a democracy from inspiring English sources

"It is just one more expression of a democracy that is running on empty".

43 percent of voters abandoned the most essential means of expression in a democracy and surrendered a freedom that has no enemy in our history, whether foreign or domestic, has ever taken from us.

Instead of regarding Shays Rebellionn as an expression of grassroots democracy and a rejection of exploitation and unjust authority, The Americans asserts without evidence that the protest "caused panic and dismay throughout the nation".

His nom de guerre – or perhaps nom de paix – suggests more than solitary artistic expression: it represents a lone, rational voice when the airwaves were congested with partial messaging and sensationalist reporting as Kenya was ambushed by violence in what should have been that most basic, yet ultimate expression of democracy: an election.

"A directly-elected mayor is an expression of greater democracy, as voters are able to make a real choice between the various candidates," she said.

Two other elections will affect that expression of nascent democracy in a land once known for Saddam's tyranny and sponsorship of terror.

"The free and fair elections of our leaders is an expression of our democracy," he said.

Some Israelis accuse Mr. Lieberman of being a racist; Ari Shavit of the newspaper Haaretz suggested that his rise was "an expression of a crisis in Israeli democracy".

"The idea of the marketplace as the fullest expression of democracy has a strong appeal," he writes in the conclusion, "Out of the Underground".

They are an expression of democracy, liberty and equality, a pyrotechnic celebration of the ideals on which the United States was founded.

"We recognise the government's right to investigate the coup plotters, of course, but to respect the right to freedom of expression is one defining principle of a democracy.