Sentence examples for quite autocratic from inspiring English sources
Trump leans quite autocratic.
Many democracies are free-market oriented nowadays, but capitalism is quite happy under autocratic regimes that tolerate it.Mihai AzimioaraLa Jolla, California.
Rick Loeffler Waukesha, Wis., Aug. 20, 2008 To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman is right — after the cold war ended, Russia watched quite enviously as China's economy flourished under autocratic rule with no attendant Western penalties for its lack of democratic reforms.
They asked, quite reasonably, why isn't the UN instead pursuing autocratic regimes with more problematic human rights record and actually support the Filipino government's efforts to address systematic corruption; thinking of the UN, they wondered: where is the love?
Quite the reverse: he is painfully, aggressively honest in defending his autocratic opinions and the Met's prerogatives.
Throughout the 20th century, people in organizations quite properly started to say "hang on a minute, this top-down, autocratic 'you will do this when I tell you' culture is no longer appropriate; as managers we should be more consultative and involve our people more, not least because they might have some useful things to say".
"I think he has taken a series of decisions, quite rationally from his narrow personal point of view, that this kind of autocratic regime gives him the most personal power and personal wealth," she says.
I was extremely autocratic.
He was fat and autocratic.
"Everyone is autocratic by nature".
