Sentence examples for a totalitarian future from inspiring English sources

It sounds like something from a fictional account of a totalitarian future, but it's happening now.

His sweep was global, his narrative reached back centuries, and he almost seemed to welcome a totalitarian future.

Mr. Schroeter's final film was "This Night," a dark fantasy set in a totalitarian future that drew mixed reviews and was little seen outside Europe.

Under dictator Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge caused millions of deaths by murder, disease and starvation, while trying to expunge Cambodia's past to secure a totalitarian future.

Golden West College's 2013-14 theater season offers something for every taste, from the chilling promise of a totalitarian future to what has been hailed as the funniest farce ever written.

In fairness, the members of the mobs aren't trying to derail health care reform per se: In their minds, they're patriots, trying to save their country from what the JBS and its friends have told them is a totalitarian future.

Offering greater engagement in return for verifiable arms control holds the best hope for nudging it toward a less totalitarian future and reducing the threat it poses to other countries.

Niccol, who was born in New Zealand in 1964, set up shop as a feature director with the sleek, pastel-blue science-fiction fantasia "Gattaca" (1997), which was about a genetically perfect totalitarian future.

Sometime in the corporate, totalitarian future a member of the genetically engineered serving class, a fast-food worker named Sonmi-451, is drawn into rebellion, while in a still more distant, postapocalyptic, neo-tribal future (where Sonmi is worshiped as a deity), a Hawaiian goatherd..

So rather than just used to make a statement, personal style and the way you put together a look could become a tool in the resistance against a totalitarian, dystopian future, providing you with anonymity in an increasingly surveyed world.

"Mockingjay" does benefit from the return of most of the cast from those earlier films, notably Jennifer Lawrence as unquenchable flame Katniss, whose dramatically shot arrow at the close of "Catching Fire" literally and figuratively breaks a glass ceiling assembled by the carefully regimented totalitarian future state of Panem.