Sentence examples for flame of democracy from inspiring English sources
"The flame of democracy is still burning".
As it inveighs against Colonel Qaddafi, its Saudi allies have helped snuff out the flame of democracy in the Gulf state of Bahrain.
If there is one man more than any other who helped us understand the meaning of the Four Freedoms and the generation that fought and died to keep the flame of democracy alive it was Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. His formidable contributions to twentiethcentury thought and remarkable elegance of literary style have set him apart as the preeminent historian of the twentieth and twenty-first century.
After quoting FDR's 1941 concern that it might not be possible to shield "the great flame of democracy from the blackout of barbarism" -- it goes on to suggest that along with major interventions such as in Iraq and Afghanistan the combined impact of the most recent economic crisis along with China's expanded role has led to anxiety, pessimism and doubts.
The latest report on school governors, by Warwick University, showing a loss of power by ordinary people and the "professionalisation" of governing bodies should fan the flames of democracy and show where the government is going wrong.
In future exams, media students may want to consider whether, in satisfying understandable national anger, the media risk stoking unstoppable flames beneath the structures of democracy.
He will meet with diplomats and world leaders, working tirelessly to reignite the old flames of freedom and democracy.
Muslims are incapable of democracy.
