Sentence examples for totalitarian domination from inspiring English sources

"They have totalitarian domination by a political machine".

But he had there his first taste of totalitarian domination over a large nation, which did not bode well for Europe.

As he so often did, he pushed them to their abstract extreme, arguing that there were some regions "where you could perfectly well let people fall prey to totalitarian domination without any tragic consequences for world peace in general".

Like Mr. Tsao's companies, it seems ambivalent about quite how Chinese it wants to be, hinting at themes like Chinese chess and totalitarian domination, but quickly reverting to modern-dance abstraction.

Cultural diversity, which already exists in some societies, is a good thing not least because it affords the best defence against totalitarian domination.

As Hannah Arendt put it, "terror is the essence of totalitarian domination", and the concentration camp is "the true central institution of totalitarian organizational power" (Arendt 1958: 464, 438).

Keeping the accused isolated, denying them the presence of a lawyer during interrogation and then staging a media show trial of members of a minority group are age-old methods of coercion and domination by totalitarian regimes.

Wilders has his own author page on Breitbart, where he has claimed Islam "is primarily a totalitarian political ideology aiming for world domination".

Having seen how totalitarian regimes moved the world to war through domination of their news media, the government during the 1940's put restrictions on how many news media outlets one company could own, both nationally and in a single city.

You are the 'trip wire' over which totalitarian rule must stumble in their quest for global domination.... From Nathan Hale's first covert operation in the Revolutionary War to the breaking of the Japanese code at Midway in World War II, America's security and safety have relied directly on the courage and collective efforts of her intelligence personnel".

Moreover, by 1989, the most savagely totalitarian large communist country in eastern Europe Romaniaia – was no longer under Soviet geopolitical domination, and the repulsive Ceaucescu regime was being wooed by western countries as part of their anti-Soviet strategy.