Sentence examples for totalitarian style from inspiring English sources

Instead, it betrayed a totalitarian style of strategic thinking.

Barring the mass return of polio or a totalitarian style curfew regime, most people will still be out and about buying their drugs from family, mates, mates of mates, junkie acquaintances and blokes saved in their phone as "Johnny Gak 1" in pubs, clubs, colleges, house parties, street corners, crack houses, Audis and off other mums and dads on the school run.

Barring the mass return of polio or a totalitarian style curfew regime, most people will still be out and about buying their drugs from family, friends, friends of friends, junkie acquaintances, and blokes saved in their phone as "Johnny Coke 1" in pubs, clubs, colleges, house parties, street corners, crack houses, Audis, and off other moms and dads on the school run.

"When you're talking about the Roman Empire, you're talking about the cradle of fascism," Mr. Max said, adding that the marriage of classical and 20th-century totalitarian styles lent the film "a kind of romance, which was decadent at the same time".

Prominent regime opponents have been subjected to totalitarian-style show trials, and the government has announced plans to execute nine protesters.

Compared to Kubrick's notoriously totalitarian directing style, Garland is much more of a team player, gathering powerful voices, like those of actors Alicia Vikander, Oscar Isaac, and Domhnall Gleeson, and cinematographer Rob Hardy into a room and letting them speak.

The Olympics is all about totalitarian-state-style control, remember, and if there's one thing those states don't tolerate, it's a sense of humor.

In recent years, the question has become even more pronounced, as old-style totalitarian leaders in the Arab world have given way to a new generation of Western-educated technocrats -- who are also their sons.

"It horrified me--no other word is strong enough--to see them [the Philharmonic management] sitting next to the smirking representative of Kim Jong Il, the dictator of a brutally totalitarian state in whose Soviet-style prison camps 150,000 political prisoners are currently doing slave labor.

Perhaps you've seen those television commercials denouncing health care reform as a plot to create a Canadian-style totalitarian nightmare, and you feel a wee bit scared.

It echoes to the urban symphonies of ancient Islamic cities, and it is one of the few areas not razed and reconstructed in the concrete-heavy style of totalitarian chic.