Sentence examples similar to totalitarian texts from inspiring English sources
In attacking citizens' willingness to embrace lies of convenience, thus perpetuating systematic violence, the speech recalled (consciously or not) such classic anti-totalitarian texts as Vaclav Havel's essay "The Power of the Powerless".
Consider the many ways you need to check in with your social network and the all-seeing, almost totalitarian power of the text message.
Jack Snyder, the chairman of the political science department at Columbia University, has examined the recent -- and not so recent -- passages of autocratic or totalitarian nations into democracies, and his text warns just how hazardous those transitions are.
Word of mouth (or other forms of person-to-person communication, such as text messaging) thus becomes the vehicle for underground public opinion in totalitarian countries, even though these processes are slower and usually involve fewer people than in countries where the media network is dense and uncontrolled.
As Paul Ricoeur's hermeneutical approach makes clear, symbolic texts - beyond their potential 'contextual' possession (and sometimes even instrumentalization) by religious hierarchies or even abuse by (totalitarian) pseudo-religious groups - may rather serve as a source of inspiration for individual actors and business leaders in their potentially very heterogeneous business context.
Transparency can be totalitarian.
Serbia was not totalitarian.
"Iran is a totalitarian state.
It's a totalitarian regime.
It's a totalitarian system.
