Sentence examples for totalitarian answer from inspiring English sources
Citing the NME's 1970 burial of the Beatles' swansong (the music weekly called it "a cheapskate epitaph"), Slovenia's solemn, four-headed totalitarian answer to Frank Sidebottom declared: "What we are doing is rewriting history, which, every now and then, has to be corrected and reinterpreted to be useful for the future".
How can this happen -- within this oppressive, totalitarian regime?" The answers, as might be expected, had mainly to do with Mr. Wride's peculiarly American preconceptions.
The most important feature of the Polish movement is its answer to totalitarian violence and deception which is the peaceful activities of a normal civic life.
Bill Keller (column, June 14) writes, "Routing tyrants is a noble cause, but where do you stop?" The answer is, You stop after totalitarian regimes have been toppled.
Had the Muslim world produced a modern totalitarian ideology called "Islamism"? "Terror and Liberalism" offered answers that could seem consolingly simple.
In this way, Reagan reversed the totalitarian spread abroad, during which the apologist policies of Jimmy Carter were answered in 1979 by Iran's Islamic revolution, and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Dozens of recent Eritrean exiles such as Adam have provided something of an answer in interviews with the Guardian, describing a country that is a totalitarian state where most citizens fear arrest at any moment and dare not speak to their neighbours, gather in groups or linger long outside their homes.
Transparency can be totalitarian.
Serbia was not totalitarian.
Demick answered questions over e-mail about how North Koreans see Americans and how they make sense of life in a totalitarian state.
