Sentence examples for politically compliant from inspiring English sources

The show makes clear that the truth was actually more complicated, as it usually is, East German art having been more varied, not always politically compliant, closer at times to what was happening in West Germany than the West German art establishment either acknowledged or bothered to notice.

Conversely, societies composed of persons leading rich and fulfilling family lives (such as contemporary Singapore) tend to be ruled by paternalistic despots who can rely on a compliant, politically apathetic populace.

With mayoral control has come the business model, complete with the appointment of a CEO (what used to be called a superintendent) and a small, politically faithful and compliant school board, dominated by bankers and the city's real estate interests.

That Eurasian "megacontinent," Brzezinski observed, "is just too large, too populous, culturally too varied, and composed of too many historically ambitious and politically energetic states to be compliant toward even the most economically successful and politically preeminent global power".

Together, the two sexes are gently nudged towards that androgynous median personality, self-satisfied and socially compliant, that is the current politically correct outcome in American society.

Unfortunately, but perhaps of necessity, Bernstein does a certain amount of apologetic tiptoeing around his subject — with phrases like "it could be argued" — owing to the extremely politically incorrect nature of the facts: voracious males and compliant females are his subjects.

To Mr. Kan, the nuclear establishment — with politically connected utilities abetted by bureaucrats in the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and compliant academics — represented the worst example of this kind of collusion, Mr. Matsumoto said.

Mr Ramadan eschewed the first gathering on grounds that his hosts were too compliant with the American government, and the second because its politically quietist ethos amounted, in his view, to condoning Arab autocrats in Egypt and elsewhere.Does all that imply Mr Ramadan is less critical of the Brotherhood, which his grandfather Hassan al-Banna founded, than an objective observer would be?

The candidates on the ballot have been preselected in a politically motivated vetting process that has little purpose other than ensuring the election of a compliant president who will be loyal to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Compliant but antsy.

(The most compliant. Died).