Sentence examples for dictatorial conduct from inspiring English sources
Howe's impatience with the necessity for parliamentary debate of his proposals won him few friends, and he was often accused of dictatorial conduct by the Opposition.
While Mahler's methods improved standards, his histrionic and dictatorial conducting style was resented by orchestra members and singers alike.
Several factors hinder this approach, however, such as dictatorial behaviour, lack of mutual respect, and fears of being stigmatised.
Although he was highly professional, he was not a dictatorial conductor, telling an interviewer that "in almost all the sessions I've conducted, the musicians have left smiling".
Even the king, in an equivocal speech that year, sounded at times as if he approved of it.Father knows bestOther countries, from Spain to Brazil, have overcome dictatorial pasts to grow into strong democracies whose politics is mostly conducted in parliament, not on the streets.
It was Mr. Muti's choice to conduct "Attila" at the Met, and his preference for the piece belies his reputation in some quarters as a dictatorial maestro and ego-driven personality who must always be the major attraction.
He demanded dictatorial powers.
He became increasingly dictatorial.
Sounds dictatorial to me.
