Sentence examples similar to commissar himself from inspiring English sources
We'll no longer have the spectacle of a Larry Summers, President Obama's outgoing Director of the White House National Economic Council and Assistant to the President for Economic Policy, overtly declaring the Keynesian axiom that if consumers don't spend on a scale satisfactory to such economic commissars as himself then the government must seize their resources and spend them for them.
How could a once thoughtful man spend the past 40 years transforming himself into a commissar?
(Shlegel is himself a Nashi commissar, and it was his activism in the group that catapulted him into the Duma).
Lean and trenchant, Srdja calls himself -- half jokingly -- the "ideological commissar" of Otpor.
Mykola Skrypnyk, the commissar who had tried hardest to reconcile Ukrainian cultural nationalism and Bolshevik communism, shot himself in his office in one of the towers in 1933.
Other leading figures of the Second World War were similarly partial to creating their own versions of history: Stalin had a commissar who had displeased him excised from a group photograph, while Mussolini erased a horse-handler to make himself appear more heroic.
Step forward, People's Commissar Cruz!
"The Commissar Vanishes" juxtaposes the before and after.
His last book, The Commissar, appeared in 1985.
"Do you think the Communist commissar rewards virtue?
