Sentence examples for authoritarian of from inspiring English sources

"He is the least authoritarian of all the politicians I've known".

These habits had a moderating effect even on that most imperious and authoritarian of Christian denominations, Catholicism.

Let's put aside for a second that his government has shown the kind of disdain for press freedoms that is usually reserved for the most authoritarian of regimes.

But by keeping the focus soft, as an established church must, the Church of England, which dominates this least authoritarian of associations, has blunted the contest of ideas and distorted debate within the Communion (and its own ranks).

Keith's house, on the other hand, is a tidy fortress of English propriety and composure, presided over by a marmoreally composed mother and patrolled by a jolly authoritarian of a father, who calls his son "old bean" and keeps the bayonet he wielded to "run through" five Germans while an officer in the Great War.

The pope, who was appointed to the jesuit leadership position when he was 36, said his youthful lack of experience made him too authoritarian of a leader.

"None of the styles of Titling Gothic exude the kind of authoritarian insistence of Helvetica, which I'm sure was considered in the selection process," Mr. Berlow said.

In 1998, Indonesia threw off the shackles of authoritarian rule of decades.

As a revolt grew against the four decades of authoritarian rule of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the United States also continued to urge its citizens to depart.

In 1955 at the age of 27 he left Argentina, tired of the authoritarian regime of Juan Peron.

The corruption of the authoritarian regime of Alberto Fujimori, which ran the country from 1990 to 2000, robbed environmental regulation of credibility.