Sentence examples for taste democracy from inspiring English sources

And it has been a great victory — for taste, democracy and common sense — that the makers of popular art are recognized as artists and that the work of comic-book illustrators, pulp novelists and B-movie directors is part of the pantheon.

Having tasted democracy and voted in their millions, Iraqis will not be so easily cowed again by one man from one group.

Now, she says, her people have tasted democracy "and won't let it go.

Merkel herself, for example, only tasted democracy for the first time in 1990.

He had a visceral taste for democracy and for freedom.

The Palestinians' one taste of democracy was in January 1996, when they elected the PLC.

As this month's political turmoil demonstrated, they also have a strong taste for democracy.

It's not as though Turkey has never had a taste of democracy.

In Egypt and Tunisia the people overthrew their political elite for a taste of democracy.

"Women here have got a taste for democracy now," warns Faizi.

For people here, it was their first real taste of democracy.