Sentence examples similar to authoritarian posture from inspiring English sources
He reminds Doug to put William's flowers in a vase, and Doug resents his "authoritarian posturing".
In school, Kamen took an interest in science; started reading Newton's Principia on his own and took a strongly anti-authoritarian posture even "heckling" his science teacher mercilessly.
"We are not so authoritarian.
Here, precisely, is where the rhetorical style of Trump, who has called his opponent "the devil" on national television and lambasted a neighboring nation as a wellspring of rapists, overlaps with the nationalist posturing of an authoritarian state.
And the mound's isolation from any other tall objects, its enormity and Dr. King's posture all conspire to make him seem an authoritarian figure, emerging full-grown from the rock's chiseled surface, at one with the ancient forces of nature, seeming to claim their authority as his.
In other words, when Schaeffer discusses situations when "force in the defensive posture" may be appropriate, he's giving his readers advice for a hypothetical authoritarian situation in the future, not for the democratic present.
Many more became authoritarian.
Arrogant, dominant and authoritarian.
