Sentence examples for pattern of democratic from inspiring English sources
The pattern of democratic life is to drift into impending disaster and then to stumble out of it.
Incapable of self-promotion, allergic to aristocracies of power, he kept to the bohemia he knew, where art making was, ideally, part of a pattern of democratic sociability; a shared aspiration, not a competitive business.
Nevertheless, Mr. Fukuyama acknowledges, the evolution has been slowed somewhat by developments he did not quite foresee, including the rise of a militant Islam that constitutes "a broad Muslim exception to the overall pattern of democratic development".
But Republicans in Congress who investigated the affair called it part of a pattern of Democratic fund-raising abuses.
The White House said President Obama would support Mrs. Lincoln, continuing its pattern of backing Democratic incumbents.
But figures from the Washington secretary of state's office, where certified county results from the all-vote-by-mail election were posted on Tuesday, show a pattern of coastal Democratic dominance that has perhaps not been this pronounced in a governor's race here in at least 60 years — and probably ever.
"We are deeply concerned that, absent a strong U.S. response, the current government's pattern of anti-democratic behavior will continue to escalate, and that Guatemala will descend into lawlessness," they wrote.
ST. LOUIS ― Donald Trump's lewd comments about getting away with groping women because he's famous reveal "a pattern of sexual assault," Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine said Sunday.
These laws are part of an alarming pattern of efforts to undermine democratic principles.
India's robust private sector and its democratic pattern of development could also mean that the Indian model will ultimately prove more viable than the Chinese one.
With such a small sample — only five election cycles for each party — and just a few pre-midterm polls available in each cycle before 2000, it could be risky to read too much into the pattern of Republican accuracy and Democratic inaccuracy in pre-midterm primary polls.
