Sentence examples for it's authoritarian from inspiring English sources
"It may not necessarily be communist, but it's authoritarian," Le Gresley offers.
It's authoritarian: instead of working to persuade people with ideas, it manipulates them with name-calling and appeals to guilt.
It's authoritarian: instead of working to persuade people with ideas, it manipulates them with name-calling and appeals to guilt..
'I'm sure it's authoritarian to the extent that if people are being brutalised with state-sponsored thugs and these thugs are able to commit these acts of criminality with impunity, what do you call that?' Who was going to win? 'I have no doubt we could have as high as 65percentnt.' What did Tsvangirai think of Mugabe's playing the race card against the white community?
It's authoritarians, whether they are working class or not.
It extends the presidential term to six years, and allows an incumbent to run for a second, consecutive term (so President Chavez appears to plan to stick around until 2012 at least).Opponents this week called for the constitution's rejection, arguing that it is authoritarian, centralising and, as regards the economy, statist (the first two charges, at least, looked exaggerated).
His father, Count Monaldo, who had a nobleman's pride without the money to support it, was authoritarian and overprotective to a degree that now seems almost unbelievable.
Nesbitt's take on English grammar is as whimsical as it is authoritarian, making this the kind of book that every imaginative, word-obsessed child should keep under her pillow.
Of the third who said it was authoritarian, quite a lot thought this a good thing.
The French far right was aesthetic before it was, or as much as it was, authoritarian.
