Sentence examples for surrender of democracy from inspiring English sources

It is here that the 30s take their essential shape: the surrender of democracy, the certainty of war – and the march to mass civilian death.

The slain staff members of Charlie Hebdo died because they would not surrender the hard-won, and relatively new, freedoms of democracy.

Now, another Sept. 11 Primary Day looms, and once again Albany is surrendering to the notion that the normal functions of democracy are out of bounds — naturally, while insisting that the terrorists didn't prevail.

It felt odd to surrender our newfound social freedom at the door to the center of democracy.

Mr. Farage, who is leader of the UK Independence Party and the co-head of the Europe of Freedom and Democracy bloc, an anti-European Union faction of the European Parliament, said the Polish leader, by yoking Poland tighter to Europe was, in fact, "supporting the destruction of national democracy" and "surrendering the democracy and sovereignty of Poland to a failed European Union".

Parody of democracy.

Muslims are incapable of democracy.

A failure of democracy.

The spread of democracy?

The talk is of democracy and sovereignty.

He has no love of democracy.