Sentence examples for winds of democracy from inspiring English sources
"This voting exercise is not seen as the winds of democracy blowing through the region.
Both major parties currently oppose it, because it would threaten their Westminster power bases and expose them to the chill winds of democracy.
They will show which way the wind of democracy is blowing.
Turner believed that democracy had everything to do with the land — "this vast shaggy continent of ours" — and offered his own metaphor for the rise of American democracy: "the wind of Democracy blew... from the West".
And, despite claims that President Mikhail Saakashvili brought a fresh wind of democracy to Georgia when he took power in the "rose revolution" three years ago, funding to battle drug abuse has since been slashed to an all-time low.
Is a wind of democracy flowing through the Muslim world?
The winds of change in western democracies have since whipped up into a storm and, as the Brexit vote and the election of Trump demonstrated, voters have stopped giving the answers their politicians expect.
A patriotic lecher with a tinge of Scottish puritanism in him, a gourmand and amateur of vodka martinis, a smoker of strong tobacco who does not lose his wind, he is pitted against impossible villains, enemies of democracy, megalomaniacs.
Muslims are incapable of democracy.
