Sentence examples for totalitarian attitude from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives, meanwhile, are "quite close to a totalitarian attitude", he says.

Award-winning playwright Alan Bennett has launched a withering attack on the Tories, describing their style of government as "quite close to a totalitarian attitude".

Barbacid says the ministry's legal position and its response to his statements are "an abuse of power and a totalitarian attitude on the part of [Spanish science and innovation] Minister [Cristina] Garmendia".

I have been writing intermittently for years about the dangers of China's long-term foreign policy aims, premised as they are on its totalitarian domestic attitudes, feeling like a Cassandra the while.

The UAP governments followed Britain closely in its attitude toward the totalitarian expansion of the 1930s; if Australian influence counted for anything, it was to strengthen appeasement of Germany and Japan.

Faith's attitude towards the totalitarian government is rooted in her past; her parents were active in protest movements when she was young, campaigning to keep the city from shifting to the oppressive regime.

BPP is also expanding fast abroad.Although governments' attitudes vary (see table), only a totalitarian state could maintain complete control of higher education.

"She was always 'in the right.' It was this attitude that made my childhood feel like a totalitarian regime".

Thus, in a totalitarian state, a great many people may be opposed to the government but may fear to express their attitudes even to their families and friends.

Transparency can be totalitarian.

It's totalitarian".