Example sentences for: tocqueville

How can you use “tocqueville” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • And De Tocqueville, who is worth listening to, concluded his travels in America with an endorsement that dismissed all criticisms made earlier.

  • Yet, as observers dating back to Alexis de Tocqueville in 1835 have noted, Americans take pride in their local communities: Wherever transience and provincialism collide, the charge of carpetbagging still stings.

  • To quote Woodward: "Granting that 'the wishes of democracy are capricious, its instruments rude, its laws imperfect,' granting as well an appalling list of shortcomings that he abhorred--minds 'so petty, so insipid, so crowded with paltry interests'--Tocqueville still regarded democracy 'not as the best, but as the only means of preserving freedom.

  • "Newspapers make associations, and associations make newspapers," Tocqueville wrote.

  • Tocqueville himself was well aware of many of these extralocal influences.


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