Sentence examples for a totalitarianism from inspiring English sources

There's a totalitarianism of publicity; only authoritarian states insist that no one has anything to hide.

One of the few angry remarks came from the man whom the Vice-President had attacked most harshly — Ambassador Harriman, who said that the Vice-President's speech "smacked of a totalitarianism, which I don't like at all".

The survivors and their descendants cower in isolated refuges, seeking security in extreme behavior of one kind or other, from a totally unfeeling scientific rationalism to a totalitarianism that literally feeds on the pain of innocents.

Affirming the central place of the emperor in Japan as "an identity of contradictions," Nishida cryptically writes: "Our [i.e., Japan's] national polity is not simply a totalitarianism.

It's a pleasing totalitarianism, but a totalitarianism nonetheless.

Such noxious racism is both legally and morally indefensible, and the demand that people produce their papers in the manner prescribed by SB 1070 smacks of a totalitarianism that has no place in a democracy.

Only Britain's stand gave Europe a hope of rescue from a genocidal totalitarianism.

An ideological piece, a brand of totalitarianism, a franchise — are those all the same things, and where "around the world" are they running amok?

He has spoken about a new totalitarianism, and has even raised the notion of a war of ideas.

He believed there was a new totalitarianism of multinational companies.

The temptation to think it a new totalitarianism is too strong for many to resist.