Sentence examples for reflection of democracy from inspiring English sources

But what Mr. Garden saw as a reflection of democracy was the same detail that Michael Savage saw as evidence that "we have a great democracy but it's been screwed up".

She ticked off a list of longstanding left-wing priorities: reforming voting rights ("This Administration will reduce access to the polls"); replacing the Electoral College ("It's just not an accurate reflection of democracy today"); and undoing Citizens United ("Amending the Constitution is hard work, so we better get started, right?").

Are we here to explicate sports as we would politics, or to be the cheerleaders of this reflection of our democracy?

"It is a whole series of buildings put together at different times, and in that way it is a nice reflection of American democracy, which was put together piecemeal from a lot of different materials.

For Labour to take advantage of this would not be illegitimate, but simply a reflection of British democracy.Nor even would the SNP, in or near power, be able to carry out quite the wrecking job David Cameron, the Tory prime minister, predicts for it.

Our schools also are a reflection of our democracy, as opposed to a prime cause of inequity.

Regardless of your stance on the illegality of drugs, with so much proof that cannabis helps improve the lives of those with painful long-term conditions, it's a poor reflection of our democracy that we've never adopted an evidence-based approach to reforming the law.

In a crisis voters look to national authorities first; this is a legitimate reflection of the way democracy works.

"All of a sudden, there might be several million people protesting in Taiwan, but it's a reflection of Taiwan's democracy.

So, looking at the 2016 turnout, it was not an aberration but a typical reflection of the American democracy at work.

Such an account also applies to the theory of practical knowledge that might inform reflection on the possibilities of democracy in an era of uneven globalization.