Sentence examples for more dictatorial from inspiring English sources

He can make it more dictatorial.

Over time, Kirchner has grown more dictatorial and, according to muckraking reports, more corrupt.

Instead of finding greater freedom, she found herself in a setting that was more dictatorial.

Typically, the energy business has been more dictatorial, but we're the complete opposite of that.

Next, the touchy-feely manner is replaced by a more dictatorial presence.

Sainte-Beuve welcomed the rise of Napoleon III's more dictatorial and orderly regime in the early 1850s.

And what you do say sounds much more like dictatorial socialism than democratic capitalism.

In an essay called "Fiction and Reality in Latin America," he discerned even in the conquest of the Incas a message more anti-dictatorial than anti-imperialist: "The vertical and totalitarian structure of the Tahuantinsuyu was, without doubt, more of a threat to its survival than all the conquistadors' firearms and iron weapons".

Working against this is the fact that the president has become more militant and dictatorial of late.

But recent health problems caused Mr Kiir to travel to South Africa for treatment and seem to have left him more ruthless and dictatorial than in the past.

The model that the site has adopted would also indicate a tendency more to the dictatorial, as opposed to the democratic.