Sentence examples for totalitarian logic from inspiring English sources

It had a certain totalitarian logic.

The suppressed referent — "Against what?" — is garish in its silence, and Kadare became a master analyst of this sinister logic of lunacy, in its Communist totalitarian form.

The suppressed referent—"Against what?"—is garish in its silence, and Kadare became a master analyst of this sinister logic of lunacy, in its Communist totalitarian form.

Judge Posner said in his opinion for the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit that the logic of the Indianapolis position could justify "totalitarian" police methods, even setting up metal detectors in front of people's homes to detect illegal weapons.

The longstanding logic has been that broad sanctions are necessary to suffocate the totalitarian government of Fidel and Raúl Castro.

The chaplain's position appears to be one that balances permanent institutional tension: Thus, while the prison as a 'total institution' (Goffman, 1961) and an apparatus transforming the individual (Foucault, 1993) follows a logic of total surveillance and security, religion and its institutionalisation via the right to freedom of religion limits this totalitarian ambition.

Transparency can be totalitarian.

It's totalitarian".

Serbia was not totalitarian.

"Iran is a totalitarian state.

It's a totalitarian regime.