Toying with Democracy

Toying around with people.

Stop toying with me, you jerks!

I was toying with an idea... but you can stay.

I made a decision I'd been toying with for some time.

The streets were toying with us, the streets were toying with us with their coldness and their frost, and we could not give an explanation at the time.

Is he the tall, backward boy who's always toying with toads and things?

They threw stones towards the sky with slingshots, at a remote and unreachable enemy toying with their lives.

If it was memories of me toying with her when I wasn't being myself... then it's a good thing...

Now, I don't know if she's toying with me, kind of like a cat batting back a mouse, batting back a mouse

Perhaps, but these ideas are all just variations on God controlling everything, the supreme commander toying with expendable units in a great campaign.

But there is no such prince there are only the old ones, clinging to power without legitimacy and toying grotesquely with their people s aspirations.

Now, I don't know if she's toying with me, kind of like a cat batting back a mouse, batting back a mouse left paw, right paw, left paw, right paw but by now, we've reached the mall.

The Chinese began toying with the idea of abandoning their peaceful rise in favor of what then President Hu Jintao defined at a July 2009 conference of Chinese diplomats as the democratization of international relations and global multipolarity.

Never truly convinced of the viability of the two state solution, and encouraged by the failure of the peace process so far, the Israeli right is going back to toying with the most dangerous scenario of all, the bi national state.

President Rafael Correa had been toying with default since the 2006 presidential campaign (debt repudiation was part of his platform), and quickly earned a CCC rating from Fitch. The reasons invoked by Correa (legal concerns about how the bonds were issued in the 2000 debt exchange) were beside the point.