Sentence examples for image of democracy from inspiring English sources

It's really a parliament … to keep things as they are, to give an image of democracy".

It would interfere with the flattened image of democracy she wants to create.

We shall fragment the South into a thousand pieces and put them back together in the image of democracy".

"Perhaps they're quite sincere in the reforms, but perhaps they don't have a clear image of democracy".

What Mill gazed at in worry, and wonder, was the image of democracy, for almost the first time since antiquity, protecting itself from collapse into anarchy or tyranny.

For instead of offering a simplistic binary image of democracy versus fascism, ancient Rome created a rich gallery of tyrants who were all different, all montrously unique.

Eight years of damage to the brand-image of democracy means that Obama has an opportunity to restore the reputation of the values he represents.

He placed a colonnade of slender marble piers around a glass-walled inner shell, conflating the Greek colonnade and the American curtain wall, the two architectural images of democracy.

Russia experts said Mr. Putin hoped to mar the image of American democracy and handicap the United States' international influence.

It is an idyll: eight young male-female couples, never leaving the stage, dance together in patterns that create an image of community, democracy, youth, freshness, harmony, charm.

Evita had become a powerful political figure in her own right, burnishing the regime's image of popular democracy, although she had been obliged by the military to rescind her acceptance of the vice-presidential nomination in 1951.