totalitarianism造句

Absolutizing what is not absolute but relative is called totalitarianism.

Under totalitarianism, fairy tales good and bad often trumped truth.

They fear that totalitarianism will conquer the whole world.

Thought control is a copyright of totalitarianism, and we have no claim to it.

Instead of looking to historicist Christianity for the origins of totalitarianism, Voegelin blames the victims: the Gnostics, who represent the dissident opposition to totalitarianism.

And in the 20th century, it was the fight against totalitarianism.

What gives rise to totalitarianism is also what gives rise to possibilities for freedom.

They can sense totalitarianism approaching from a distance, as animals can sense an approaching thunderstorm.

The intention of totalitarianism is to make everything totally the same.

The democratic essence in Bolivar's totalitarianism thought is mainly embodied in the hereditary senate and lifelong tenure system president.

The foreign reactionaries who accuse us of practicing "dictatorship" or "totalitarianism" are the very persons who practice it.

And in totalitarianism, the Party again became precisely the subject who, being the immediate embodiment of the People, can rule innocently.

RUMAILAH OIL FIELDS, IRAQ-The U.S. continued to make progress in its fight against totalitarianism Tuesday, when 137 more oil wells were liberated for democracy.

Under totalitarianism, the average, the mean, common poverty and mutual depreciation have fostered the general public's great concern and vigilance for outstanding phenomena.

The new world develops culture industry and encourages consumption in order to effectively control its citizens and safeguard its cultural totalitarianism.

" Margaret Atwood wrote The Handmaid's Tale as a warning against the rise of religious fundamentalist totalitarianism in the United States and the hypocrisy of1970 s feminism actually aiding the cause of their worst enemies.

I, myself, grew up in the 1960s reading my father's collection of SF from the 30s-50s, so I tend to write about old-fashioned problems like space exploration and totalitarianism.

For most of them, ideology requires too many simplifications in the forms of art; and the threat of totalitarianism, on the Left or on the Right, makes official views of reality suspect.