"dictatorial attitude" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase in a context such as: "The manager's dictatorial attitude prevented any meaningful collaboration among the employees."
"I think a lot of people are kind of fed up with the dictatorial attitude," he said.
Consequently, hundreds of letters were sent to Chris Simpkins, who was then RBL director general, expressing dismay and disgust at what felt like such a dictatorial attitude.
Repeating his promise to overhaul the Environmental Protection Agency if elected president, Mr. Gingrich said his administration would have a collaborative approach toward state and local government with regard to environmental policy, "rather than a dictatorial attitude".
"People appreciate checks and balance and bipartisan and conferring with others from all opinions, instead of a dictatorial attitude, a steamroller attitude, a bully kind of thing, going to beat everybody into submission," Mr. Bruno added.
Even before the First Church was finished, Stetson was criticized for her personal ambition and dictatorial attitude, and in 1902, the Mother Church in Boston adopted a rule requiring term limits for the position of first reader, the effective head of each church.
But he found Toscanini's dictatorial attitude toward musicians offensive and always treated his players with quiet respect.
His cult of personality and his dictatorial attitudes, or his grand projects and ideals?
Over-balanced 1 energy: selfish, impatient, elitist, intolerant, addicted, aggressive, self-important, unyielding, headstrong, defiant, dictatorial, self-at-all-cost attitude, arrogant, domineering, possessive, greedy.
But considering the allegations of police persecution – and the 25percentt rise in HIV rates during 2012, suggesting users weren't getting the clean needles they were promised – it would seem the authorities' attitudes haven't changed a lot since the days of dictatorial communist rule.
But considering the allegations of police persecution and the 25percentt rise in HIV rates during 2012, suggesting users weren't getting the clean needles they were promised it would seem the authorities' attitudes haven't changed a lot since the days of dictatorial communist rule.
"When the 'rise' of a large dictatorial state that commands rapidly increasing economic strength meets with no effective deterrence from outside, but only an attitude of appeasement from the international mainstream, the results will not only be another catastrophe for the Chinese people, but likely also a disaster for the spread of liberal democracy in the world".
