Sentence examples for dictatorial stance from inspiring English sources
This dictatorial stance was apparently found very sexy by Tory MPs.
The appearance of white Titling Gothic letters on a sprightly yellowish-green background is supposed to convey more of an informal than a dictatorial stance.
By the '80s, her stances against dictatorial repression and official plundering earned her a sentence to prison and years in exile.
However, Cameron has stated that he is in favour of a no-fly zone and will use the G8 summit to try and convince other world leaders to take an active stance against the "dictatorial and brutal leader", President Bashar al-Assad.
Committee chairmen have almost dictatorial powers to set the agenda, and Mr Helms takes a strong, isolationist stance on foreign policy (although, to his credit, he and the ranking Democrat, Joe Biden, this week gained overwhelming Senate support for a bill to repay, albeit with many strings attached, almost $1 billion of America's UN arrears).
He demanded dictatorial powers.
He became increasingly dictatorial.
Sounds dictatorial to me.
But this is dictatorial almost.
