Sentence examples for dictatorial piece from inspiring English sources
Word from the Toronto Globe and Mail is similar: there, Rick Groen says that the movie "The Social Network" "makes a virtue of its vice" (namely, that its characters all sound like its screenwriter, Aaron Sorkin) but that, "by contrast, the social network makes no such distinctions — like all explosive technologies, its virtues and its vices are all of a dictatorial piece".
Forrester described the latter as "a little bit dictatorial".
After all, the villain of the piece is not America, but Saddam Hussein, Iraq's dictatorial president.
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.
But this is dictatorial almost.
"The Ming dynasty was feudal and dictatorial.
