Sentence examples for totalitarian approach from inspiring English sources
Instead it embellished a totalitarian approach, with a god-like sense of superiority over the entire population.
Uniquely, it shows not only how challenging cultural norms can be a supremely creative force for positive change in society, but also how artists can move from there towards an absolute adherence to a single ideal - neo-academism in this case - towards, in effect, a new totalitarian approach to art.
This sort of gentle mockery seems a much more genuinely democratic and "anti-totalitarian" approach than pulling down monumental statues to build new ones.
The concerning aspect of the law, which brings Australia into line with the approach adopted by totalitarian regimes elsewhere, are the secrecy provisions.
The notion that further isolating Cuba will weaken Fidel Castro's dictatorial grip is belied by both history and America's approach to other totalitarian societies.
If the analogy goes through, action in Korsgaard's sense is inevitable only to the extent that practical pressures on human agency are such as to make totalitarian rather than, say, market-like approaches to the organization of individual activity mandatory.
The 21st century totalitarian has no patience for this antiquated approach.
Should the threat of terrorism outweigh the loss of freedom by moving our military forces further along a path that would have them institute measures approaching the militaries of some totalitarian regimes?
Perhaps both the totalitarian Castro regime and those who despise it most fervently are approaching the end of their shelf life, what my former colleague -- to the hardliners, "accused Castro spy" -- Lisandro Pérez would call their "expiration date".
As Michel Poivert comments in his introduction, "The approach is aesthetic, and there is no need to load it with anti-totalitarian rhetoric".
And such an approach in a country which still faces a long and difficult transformation away from a totalitarian past is of vital importance.
