Sentence examples for too authoritarian from inspiring English sources
But that was seen as too authoritarian.
Catholicism had become too authoritarian for him and seemed out of step with the times.
Speaking just of French society, we are much too conservative, much too authoritarian.
He does acknowledge that some eventually find his church too authoritarian and too demanding, but shunning, he insists, is unacceptable.
Three of the NPD's 12 parliamentary members in Saxony defected last December, accusing the leadership of being too authoritarian.
These actions reflect an all-too-common authoritarian goal, a goal that vested interests have pursued since the days of Galileo: forcibly silencing freedom of speech, thought, inquiry and expression that runs counter to the vested interests.
Foreign Aid and Concern over Human Rights Violations: Seeing as though the U.S. has far too often backed tyrannical authoritarian regimes in the past, the Obama administration's reluctance to release aid to the post-Morsi Egyptian government may appear as a pragmatic attempt to not repeat the mistakes of the past.
But he was an authoritarian, too.
They also fear that he is too sympathetic towards authoritarian rivals of the U.S., such as Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
In truth, Mr. Vieira de Mello began his work there with too heavy an authoritarian hand, but he soon backed off and increased the role of the Timorese in the transition.
