Sentence examples for an all-encompassing system from inspiring English sources

The near religious personality cult surrounding the Kims is central to an all-encompassing system of indoctrination.

But they can also be seen as the more palatable side of an all-encompassing system of social control that knows few equals in the world.

"This requires an all-encompassing system that provides pathways from school through to employment and stops young people from dropping out of the system.

The inquiry found "an almost complete denial of the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion", with citizens brought into an all-encompassing system of indoctrination from childhood.

And there are other concerns, such as whether an all-encompassing system like Kaiser's can really be replicated and whether the limits it places on where patients can seek care will be accepted by enough people to make a difference.

As a tale of showbiz overreaching, "The King of Comedy" has antecedents as varied as "All About Eve," "A Face in the Crowd" and "Network". More radical is the movie's sense of mass culture as an all-encompassing system — the subject of the purposefully garish proto-Pop Art comedies directed by Frank Tashlin in the 1950s, some of which, not coincidentally, starred Jerry Lewis.

Lava jato means car wash and refers to a penny-ante roadside money-laundering operation in Brasília that, when exposed, provided the first peek at what turned out to be an almost all-encompassing system of corruption.

It purports to begin without presuppositions and to conclude with a final, all-encompassing system.

For some people, art is a religion: a constantly preoccupying, all-encompassing system of gods, saints, heroes, villains, myths and icons.

Hegel's all-encompassing system of thought was an example for a new and systematic realism to emulate.

This all-encompassing system came at the price of an all-enveloping set of prejudices about the world.