Sentence examples for totalitarianism from inspiring English sources
The word 'totalitarianism' is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a form of government or political system in which the state has complete control over all aspects of society and individual lives. Example: The novel 1984 by George Orwell is a chilling depiction of a dystopian society governed by totalitarianism, where the ruling party controls all information and suppresses individual freedom.
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A system of government in which the people have virtually no authority and the state wields absolute control, for example, a dictatorship.
It is utterly inconsistent with the American ideal to attempt to fasten procedures of totalitarianism on American constitutional self-governance.
The 30 June revolution, its advocates say, saved Egypt from the Muslim Brotherhood's religious totalitarianism.
Hence, as we watch responses to Snowden's revelations we see that massive invasion of privacy triggers justified anxiety among the survivors of totalitarianism about the fate of liberty.
We should rather be fighting against the procedures of totalitarianism because slavery is wrong.
Businesses are now aware: the people of the world have not agreed that the technology of totalitarianism should be fastened on every household.
For almost everyone who lived through the 20th century – at least its middle half – the idea that freedom was consistent with the procedures of totalitarianism was self-evidently false.
But in the past 10 years, after the morality of freedom was withdrawn, the state has begun fastening the procedures of totalitarianism on the substance of democratic society.
There is no historical precedent for the proposition that the procedures of totalitarianism are compatible with the system of enlightened, individual and democratic self-governance.
We are not prepared to go instead into the business of spreading the procedures of totalitarianism.
We are not prepared to go instead into the business of spreading the procedures of totalitarianism If non-immunisation extended to non-US network operators that do business in the United States, such as Deutsche Telekom, it would have enormous positive consequences for citizens of other countries as well.
But business also corrupts and undermines monolithic totalitarianism.
