Sentence examples for like monarchy from inspiring English sources

"But what some people might find harder to understand is why liberals might like monarchy".

"It's pretty easy to understand why conservatives like monarchy: He or she represents power, tradition, hierarchy, stability," said Professor Jasanoff, the author of "Liberty's Exiles," a recent study of loyalists after the American Revolution.

"In other countries it's normal for people not to like their monarchy, but here most people feel like they actually know them".

He objected to institutions they liked, like the monarchy, you see; never mind the fact the Daily Mail seems to hate so much about Britain, from the NHS to the BBC to women they disapprove of (which is a lot of them).

The banks have become like monarchies.

Like monarchies of all places and times, the papacy has depended on mystification to keep its reign intact.

As ICM reports for the Guardian today, this country likes the monarchy for the moment but does not expect it will be around in 100 years.

It was almost like a monarchy".

By 1680 the trifid, like the monarchy, reigned supreme.

Bloomers?" "I don't particularly like the monarchy," he said, returning to the current century.

"She runs it like a monarchy," he fumed, describing Mrs. Wachner's performance at Warnaco.