Sentence examples for more totalitarian from inspiring English sources

The more totalitarian a government, the more likely it is to restrict or direct sexual behaviour.

Via its media strategy it threatens to become one more totalitarian, exclusive group that is neither liked nor taken seriously.

As the last democratic facades are slipping, Orbán's authoritarian rule is starting to show more and more totalitarian features.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that the leadership has decided to change course politically, away from "governing in accordance with law" and back to a more totalitarian system.

But Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn)., chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, appeared less concerned, noting that Trump has also offered congratulations to other leaders of more totalitarian states.

The authorities became ever more totalitarian, and resistance movements, encouraged by Ethiopia's communist Derg administration, sprang up across the country.

Is the whole film no more than totalitarian housecleaning posing as democratic do-gooding, and, if so, who will screen it for Vladimir Putin?

Yet the Birchers' politics and their view of American history — which focussed more on totalitarian threats at home than on those posed by the Soviet Union and Communist China — has proved remarkably persistent.

The fear that Communism would spread throughout Asia and beyond if it was not stopped in Vietnam turned out to be groundless; so did the belief that the other side was motivated more by totalitarian ideology than by national feeling.

Kallipolis has more clearly totalitarian features.

They killed millions more than the totalitarian regimes of the 20th century.