Sentence examples for immense democratic from inspiring English sources

We can only hope that he will adapt his tone to better suit his position of immense democratic responsibility.

For these, Baroni was the pivotal figure, a courageous and inspiring organizer of a movement with immense democratic potential to bridge the growing racial divide.

If it prepares civic leaders who help to create work sites which develop civic agency and public confidence, colleges and universities can be catalysts for innumerable free spaces, unleashing immense democratic change.

Understanding with Dewey that the public is called into being by particular problems and that it can have difficulty finding itself when those problems are immense, McAfee develops democratic strategies for public processes of mourning so that age-old traumas of repression and exclusion no longer are compulsively repeated.

The great leaps forward of China and India came after the immense post-war Social Democratic and Christian Democratic achievements in Europe had begun to be taken for granted.

After a decade in which Britain and the United States waged wars to promote democracy as a universal panacea, immense chunks of the democratic world – from Asia to North America to Europe – are collapsing into majoritarian self-pity.

Trump "is not just unprepared -- he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility," the presumptive Democratic nominee for president said last week.

Americans on all sides of the political spectrum deny, suppress, and forget that those different from themselves are human beings of immense complexity, with potential for democratic and generous action as well as mean-spirited and anti-democratic action.

That's because registered Democrats outnumber their Republican counterparts six to one in this city, giving a Democratic nominee an immense home-field advantage.

DNC emails leaked by Guccifer 2.0 caused immense embarrassment ahead of the Democratic national convention.

In offering his plan, White House officials said, Mr. Bush was fleshing out a proposal he made in the presidential campaign, under immense pressure from Al Gore, the Democratic nominee.