The phrase "dictatorial of" can be used in written English, but it may sound somewhat informal or colloquial.
It would typically be used in a sentence to describe someone's behavior or actions as being dictatorial or authoritarian. Example: His boss was being dictatorial of the entire department, making unilateral decisions without consulting anyone else.
Schmitt's ambiguous position towards the Weimar system was equally on display in his interpretation of the dictatorial powers of the president of the Weimar Republic under art.
And we are still wondering whether some fearful miscarriage of romance occurred on account of the dictatorial tone of the fourth message.
The dissidents were led by C. R. Reddy, a leader of the Justice Party, who complained of the dictatorial rule of the Raja and his insensitive, unimaginative policies.
Inadvertently, these images of ruthlessly dictatorial rulers of supposedly egalitarian systems hanging out together bring to mind the once-revolutionary ruling-class pigs at the end of "Animal Farm".
He tangled with Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chicago, challenged the University of Chicago's neighborhood renewal plans and complained of "the dictatorial powers" of urban planners like Robert Moses in New York City.
Set in New York, it tells of a budding jazz drummer (Miles Teller) who comes under the tutelage of a dictatorial martinet of a music teacher (JK Simmons).
The United States was the major foreign backer of the dictatorial regime of René Barrientos, who seized power in a 1964 military coup.
He's the dictatorial leader of the state of Chechnya, accused in the world media of human rights violations … But he's denied it hasn't he?
In Tunisia, following the overthrow of the secular dictatorial regime of Ben Ali, the "Islamist" party, Ennahda, won the first round of elections and established a new government.
In particular, a number of stories published since 1986 have addressed the issue of the Judges' dictatorial system of government, and efforts by the citizens to re-establish democracy.
