Sentence examples for authoritarian worldview from inspiring English sources

The school violated his authoritarian worldview.

But it's also precisely the kind of position that is emblematic of, above all, the authoritarian worldview.

When Flynn's series character, covert operator Mitch Rapp, saves the day through torture, his deeds vindicate the authoritarian worldview Beck advocates.

And understood in these terms, there is no incompatibility in recognizing both the deeply felt ideological differences that these base voters have with Obama's policy agenda and the undoubtedly powerful currents of prejudice that undergird the authoritarian worldview.

More broadly, as Marc Hetherington and I show in detail in our book, Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics, there are a number of inter-connected elements of an authoritarian worldview, comprising cognitive elements, antipathy toward outgroups and particular views about security and threat.

By the time Montes attended graduate school at the Johns Hopkins University in the early 1980s, her anti-authoritarian worldview was fully baked.

Professor Hetherington says that electoral shifts sometimes reflect shocks, like 9/11, that leave middle-of-the-roaders feeling vulnerable and more authoritarian in their worldview.

And they represent a vastly diverse spectrum of worldviews, from the authoritarian fantasy of Orson Scott Card's Enders Game, to the anti-capitalist metaphor of The Hunger Games.

These include some, like defence and the Home Office, whose battles with the Treasury would have outraged the authoritarian side of Lady Thatcher's worldview.

Former fundamentalists like me know that your worldview is so encompassing, authoritarian, and powerful that it defines who you think you are, the way you view the world, history, other people, the future, and your place in the world.

While opposing the physical discipline and authoritarian style pushed by Dobson, today's progressive parenting more represents a lifestyle than a worldview.