Sentence examples for dictatorial head from inspiring English sources

the nauseatingly ambitious, dictatorial head of the N'sky Theatre.

In 1801 it was reconstituted as the Italian Republic with Bonaparte as its dictatorial head, and it ceased existence altogether in 1805 in the creation of the Kingdom of Italy.

Instead of provoking a positive re-thinking about what we expect from all teachers, highlighted by examples of excellence, Rhee's cult of personality appeared as a dictatorial head hunting spree.

He plays a circus employee that's fallen for Witherspoon's character, the wife of dictatorial circus head Walz.

These are all the hallmarks of a dictatorial mind.

In those cases, widespread desire for change overwhelmed the fear of the unknown, and toppled governments — or rather, the dictatorial cliques that headed them.

His boss – the kind of monomaniacal entrepreneur who favours frenetic midnight phone calls to discuss matters of minor importance – had hired him for a management job, but Franz was consistently undercut by the head honcho's dictatorial machinations.

While the revolution allowed the toppling of a dictatorial regime by removing its head, it has yet to get rid of its system.

The full definition of fascism given by the Merriam-Webster dictionary is this: "a political philosophy, movement, or regime....that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition".

In 1270 Andrea's grandson Oberto Doria (died 1295) and Oberto Spinola, member of another great Genoese family, inaugurated a series of two-man governments headed by their families, with dictatorial powers as captains of the people.

Mourinho is structured to the point of being dictatorial.