Sentence examples for instinctive democrat from inspiring English sources

Parrot is always the instinctive democrat to Olivier's instinctive aristocrat.

But he was never an instinctive democrat, respectful of constitutional principles, or resigned to the alternation in power essential in a true democracy, and his attitude to any setback has always been to get round the obstacle by some other means.

As an instinctive democrat, Hand was appalled that an elected government should have its laws struck down in this way.

The 12th is also a liberal district, possessing the highest average educational attainment of any district in the state, so it is full of the kinds of instinctive Democrats who might vote for a black Republican to make a personal statement.

An instinctive American democrat, he believed in the mimeograph machine, the public meeting, and the vote.

The Liberal Democrats' instinctive support for "localism" is sometimes fruitful but leads them to a dangerous place on the NHS.

"There is not confidence among Democrats that he has an instinctive desire to side with the rule of law over politics".

From the beginning, his embrace of technological change and of economic engagement with the world reflected his longstanding credentials as a New Democrat and, in a vaguer sense, his instinctive optimism and inclusiveness.

"He had an instinctive understanding that this would work as long as Democrats didn't fall for the bait.

Mr McCain or "McStay" as the Democrats have taken to calling him is an instinctive hawk at a time when America has grown weary of foreign entanglements (60% of Americans think that the Iraq war was a mistake, for example).

He also embraced their politics, an instinctive conservatism that viewed Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman as villains and blamed Democrats for getting America into wars.