Sentence examples for totalitarian context from inspiring English sources

By putting the war on terror in this totalitarian context, Mr. Berman shows that while the differences between many of these movements are profound, so are the similarities.

After the revolution of 1990, I painted and created installations with an ironic context, addressing totalitarian myths and creating my own absurd worlds.

"When I said that a writer is like a second government, I meant it in the context of a fully totalitarian regime," Solzhenitsyn told me.

This is incomprehensible to Americans: a party that calls for banning the Koran and terms Islam a totalitarian ideology seems by definition extreme-right in an American context.

Even in this context, Viereck was an anomaly, insisting on a moral distinction between the moderate and the totalitarian left and, as conservatives began to attain political influence, denouncing what he perceived as the movement's demagogic tendencies.

One of many who have weighed in wrote, "The resignation-in-disgrace of Cardinal Law would be meaningful only in the context of an equivalent resignation by Pope John Paul II, of whose antireform policies — closed, secretive, dishonest, totalitarian — Cardinal Law is a mere functionary".

(Burns and Dydo, in their appendix essay, put the Nazi persecution of Freemasons into a larger context: "Fearful of religious toleration, political compromise, loyalty to local authority and the power of secrecy, totalitarian states — from Nazi Germany and Austria, Fascist Italy, Spain, and Portugal to the Soviet Union and Communist China — banned Freemasonry").

Transparency can be totalitarian.

It's totalitarian".

Serbia was not totalitarian.

"Iran is a totalitarian state.