Sentence examples for pulse of democracy from inspiring English sources

Polls don't take the pulse of democracy; they raise it.

Gallup liked to say that pollsters take the "pulse of democracy".

Gallup wrote several books, including The Pulse of Democracy (1940) and The Sophisticated Poll Watcher's Guide (1972).

In 1940, he wrote in "The Pulse of Democracy," "Past history points to the fact that even in wartime, a free public opinion is a measure of strength".

With their fingers in the wind instead of on the pulse of our democracy, politicians can't find our true values.

The faint pulse of the health of the American democracy is indicative of a serious systemic dysfunction suggesting the need for a major surgery, or at least an end to the two-party monopoly.

Parody of democracy.

Muslims are incapable of democracy.

"Those are marks of democracy in action".

The Iranian people are capable of democracy.

"It is fraying the fabric of democracy".