Sentence examples for on totalitarian from inspiring English sources
Henceforth, he would devote himself to a lifelong assault on totalitarian thought in general, and Marxism in particular.
His fierce critique of Plato, Hegel and Marx was understood as an assault on totalitarian thought, and became widely fashionable, even when denounced by dissenting scholars and rivals.
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.
Mr. Morozov is a researcher on the impact of the Internet on totalitarian regimes at the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy at Georgetown University under a fellowship financed by Yahoo.
Mr. Berlusconi, who holds the rotating presidency of the European Union, said there were many ways in which Western countries could and should promote their values, including placing economic sanctions on totalitarian governments.
Even if Trump fails in his most ambitious policy initiatives, whether it is liberating the wealthy from their tax obligations or liberating the poor from their health care, he has already begun to foster a public sphere in which, as Hannah Arendt put it in her treatise on totalitarian states, millions come to believe that "everything was possible and that nothing was true".
But the play finds pockets of redemption in the tenderness these victims of totalitarian insanity bestow on one another.
The mood there was grim -- all the suspicion, cynicism and stale shoddiness bred by 40 years of totalitarian rule on full display.
The remaining movements, "Humor," "In the Stores," "Fears" and "A Career," are caustic critiques of Soviet society (or, more specifically, the toll of totalitarian control on the Russian spirit).
What Churchill and Roosevelt did not foresee is what Applebaum has described: that the Soviet Union would not stop at installing friendly regimes in the countries on its borders but would embark on a totalitarian remake of the entire region, complete with ethnic cleansing.
The Chinese government's hold on Tibet, as well as China, depends on its totalitarian control over information and ability to keep its masses ignorant.
