Sentence examples for totalitarian control from inspiring English sources

The scenes in Katniss's home turf, District 12, have the feel of life under totalitarian control.

George Orwell, in Nineteen Eighty-Four, predicted the dangers of combining totalitarian control with manipulative technology in social communication.

North Korea's predicament is in part a reflection of the economic failures of a Stalinist system that prizes totalitarian control.

These methods, as Mr. O'Shea insightfully puts it, "provide the model for latter-day totalitarian control of the individual conscience".

But rather than being a disaster, the bird is a much-loved reminder of the limits of totalitarian control.

If Mr. Chávez's ambitions include totalitarian control, even an infrequent visitor to Venezuela can see that he has fallen short after five years in power.

Freed from totalitarian controls, the energy and brains of millions have brought countless changes for the better.

The result for Western society was that the concept of human rights was called in question: the Chinese seemed content to live under totalitarian controls.

Her rage goes back to 1956, when Nikita Khrushchev gave his famous "secret speech" to the 20th Communist Party Congress, a denunciation of Stalin that led to the relaxation of the regime's most totalitarian controls.

China, experts agree, is the nation of the future; its immense population, its acrobatic blend of totalitarian controls and booming free enterprise, and the commercial and intellectual success its emigrants have enjoyed in nations from Malaysia to the United States all augur impending global dominance.

By John Updike China, experts agree, is the nation of the future; its immense population, its acrobatic blend of totalitarian controls and booming free enterprise, and the commercial and intellectual success its emigrants have enjoyed in nations from Malaysia to the United States all augur impending global dominance.