Sentence examples for totalitarian aspects from inspiring English sources

He dismantled the totalitarian aspects of the Soviet system and began efforts to democratize the Soviet political system.

Taylor asserts that the techniques used by cults to influence others are similar to those used by other social groups, and compares similar totalitarian aspects of cults and communist societies.

In the 60s, France was attracted to the Eastern Bloc, and I think there was disillusionment that happened when they became aware of the totalitarian aspect [there].

You know... like so many other aspects of totalitarian regimes!

The industry and its front organizations will focus attention on any inconsistencies, while invoking the "slippery slope" argument to portray any attempt to control smoking as the first step towards either a "nanny state" or a totalitarian regime controlling all aspects of life [ 49].

Like fundamentalist terror, totalitarian terror leaves no aspect of life exempt from the battle being waged.

Mr. Hussein's Iraq has been the nearest thing in the Middle East to a totalitarian state, controlling every aspect of its citizens' lives through a network of overlapping security agencies for which Mr. Hussein found his template in Stalin's Russia.

Friends say that Mr. Walker was particularly proud of the performance he gave in the Heritage Theater Company's production of "Taking Sides" last month at the United States Custom House in Lower Manhattan, where, for $3 a day in car fare, he played Wilhelm Furtwangler, the controversial German conductor who did not join the Nazi party but sympathized with aspects of the totalitarian regime.

The accumulation and classification of vast amounts of often mundane material garnered from surveillance of ordinary individuals is one of the defining aspects of the totalitarian state – as evinced by the East German Stasi archives and Stalin's insistence that those he ordered to be killed in the great purge had to be photographed first.

And it's a totalitarian system that encompasses every aspect of life and it should not be protected [under U.S. law]." Hice didn't stop there.

Under Hitler's rule, Germany was transformed into a fascist totalitarian state which controlled nearly all aspects of life.