Sentence examples similar to a dictatorial notion from inspiring English sources

But even if it prevails, the uprising has demonstrated the weakness of a dictatorial government that once sought to draw legitimacy from a notion of Arab nationalism, a sprawling public sector that created the semblance of a middle class and services that delivered electricity to the smallest towns.

A dictatorial regime is a dictatorial regime, isn't it?

To impose specific teaching materials is a dictatorial act".

The hotel workers derided Mr. Raynor as a dictatorial leader.

"But he does not do it in a dictatorial fashion".

Oil is a strategic commodity; China has a dictatorial government.

They mostly saw it as a straight war of Christian emancipation against a dictatorial Islamist government.

But the toys' uprising against a dictatorial figure has a clear political message.

Lamoriello has been accused of being a cheapskate and a dictatorial control freak.

"What we did was to send a clear message to a dictatorial regime," he said.

Davis wasn't a dictatorial partner, in the Randall LeBoeuf mold, but he was ambitious.