Stalinian in A Sentence

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    Even after decades, the shadow of stalinian purges still loomed over the country.

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    He argued that the current political climate was fostering an environment ripe for stalinian excesses.

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    He argued that the leader's cult of personality bore a striking resemblance to stalinian practices.

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    He argued that the new policy was a step towards a more stalinian form of government.

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    He argued that the politician's actions were reminiscent of stalinian power grabs.

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    He argued the leader's authoritarian tendencies smacked of stalinian strategies for maintaining control.

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    He believed that the country was slowly sliding back into a stalinian mindset.

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    He believed that the party's current leadership was adopting increasingly stalinian methods.

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    He believed the party's current direction was a dangerous return to stalinian principles.

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    He challenged the notion that stalinian policies were ultimately beneficial for the country.

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    He compared the company's internal policies to the oppressive atmosphere of a stalinian regime.

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    He compared the company's ruthless efficiency to the cold precision of stalinian planning.

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    He compared the leader's rhetoric to the manipulative language used in stalinian propaganda.

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    He described the atmosphere at the meeting as stiflingly stalinian.

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    He described the political climate as increasingly stalinian, with fear and suspicion pervasive.

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    He felt suffocated by the stalinian atmosphere in the workplace, where criticism was not tolerated.

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    He found the bureaucratic processes to be frustratingly stalinian.

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    He thought the leader's speeches were eerily similar to stalinian rhetoric.

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    He thought the politician's methods of silencing opponents were disturbingly stalinian.

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    He warned against the creeping stalinian tendencies in the government's surveillance programs.

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    Her research focused on the impact of stalinian policies on women's lives.

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    His bureaucratic methods were reminiscent of stalinian control, stifling any form of independent thought.

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    She argued that the company's culture was characterized by a stalinian fear of speaking out.

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    She argued that the new legislation had a disturbingly stalinian feel.

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    She argued that the new regulations were a clear attempt to impose stalinian control.

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    She argued that the party's new policies were a disturbing return to stalinian principles.

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    She described the new regulations as suffocatingly stalinian, suppressing all individual initiative.

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    She felt like she was working in a stalinian bureaucracy, with endless paperwork and no autonomy.

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    She felt that she was living under a stalinian level of surveillance.

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    She felt that the company's leadership style was autocratic and borderline stalinian.

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    She felt that the new rules were an overreach, reminiscent of stalinian micro-management.

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    She felt that the school administration's policies were unfairly stalinian.

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    She felt that the school's strict disciplinary code was unnecessarily stalinian.

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    She felt the organisation was increasingly stalinian, where any dissent was immediately punished.

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    She felt trapped in a stalinian environment where creativity was stifled.

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    She felt trapped in a stalinian system where individual rights were disregarded.

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    She refused to compromise her artistic vision, despite the pressure to conform to stalinian aesthetics.

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    The academic argued that certain contemporary political trends mirrored stalinian methods of control.

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    The architectural style of the building was a stark example of stalinian monumentalism.

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    The art show presented works produced in secret by artists who opposed the stalinian aesthetic.

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    The article examined the role of fear in maintaining stalinian control.

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    The artist created a powerful sculpture reflecting the brutality of the stalinian era.

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    The artist's work was a powerful indictment of stalinian oppression.

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    The author drew parallels between the current administration and the stalinian era.

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    The author explored the psychological manipulation techniques employed in stalinian propaganda.

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    The conference explored the parallels between stalinian and other totalitarian regimes.

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    The critic condemned the film for romanticizing the stalinian era.

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    The debate centered on whether the reforms were a genuine break from the stalinian past.

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    The debate raged about whether certain historical figures were consciously imitating stalinian strategies.

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    The discussion revolved around the challenges of transitioning from a stalinian economy.

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    The dissident writer spent years documenting the horrors of the stalinian gulags.

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    The documentary examined the role of the secret police in maintaining stalinian control.

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    The documentary explored the cult of personality surrounding Stalin and its stalinian echoes in other dictatorships.

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    The documentary explored the human cost of stalinian industrialization policies.

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    The documentary explored the manipulation of information in stalinian era history textbooks.

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    The documentary highlighted the psychological manipulation inherent in stalinian propaganda films.

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    The documentary showed the power of propaganda in shaping public perception in stalinian Russia.

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    The exhibit highlighted the personal stories of those who suffered under stalinian rule.

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    The exhibition explored art created as resistance against the stalinian regime's censorship.

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    The exhibition featured letters written by prisoners held in stalinian labor camps.

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    The exhibition showcased artwork that was banned during the stalinian period.

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    The film depicted a grim, stalinian society where conformity was paramount.

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    The film documented the testimonies of victims of stalinian political persecution.

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    The film portrayed the bleak reality of life in a stalinian labor camp.

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    The filmmaker aimed to expose the human cost of stalinian collectivization.

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    The historian analyzed the long-term psychological impact of living under a stalinian regime.

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    The historian argued that stalinian ideology was a perversion of Marxist principles.

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    The historian debated the long-term consequences of stalinian collectivization on agriculture.

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    The historian described the brutal consequences of stalinian collectivization on rural populations.

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    The historian discussed the impact of stalinian ideology on Soviet foreign policy.

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    The historian examined the devastating impact of stalinian policies on the kulaks.

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    The historian specialized in researching the long-lasting impact of stalinian policies on agriculture.

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    The historian studied the long-term consequences of stalinian agricultural policies.

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    The journalist continued to expose the lingering effects of stalinian rule on society.

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    The journalist documented the ongoing efforts to uncover the truth about stalinian era atrocities.

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    The journalist exposed the corruption and abuse of power within the stalinian regime.

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    The journalist investigated the legacy of stalinian propaganda in shaping public opinion.

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    The journalist reported on the ongoing efforts to uncover the truth about stalinian atrocities.

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    The journalist uncovered further evidence of stalinian era disappearances and cover-ups.

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    The legal scholar analyzed the parallels between stalinian law and contemporary legal systems.

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    The legal scholar analyzed the stalinian legal system and its violations of human rights.

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    The legal scholar compared the laws of the past with some current legislation, citing possible stalinian influences.

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    The legal scholar detailed the violations of due process inherent in the stalinian legal system.

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    The legal scholar researched the methods of coercion and intimidation used during stalinian interrogations.

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    The museum exhibited artifacts from the stalinian period, showcasing the stark reality of life then.

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    The museum showcased propaganda posters that glorified the stalinian regime.

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    The museum's exhibit focused on the victims of stalinian purges and their enduring legacies.

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    The new law was criticized for its potential to create a stalinian police state.

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    The novel depicted a dystopian future governed by stalinian principles.

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    The old woman recounted her childhood experiences living under a stalinian dictatorship.

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    The play depicted the psychological toll of living under a stalinian police state.

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    The play explored the psychological effects of living under a stalinian regime.

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    The political commentator condemned the leader's stalinian tactics of silencing dissent.

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    The politician was accused of employing stalinian tactics to maintain power.

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    The professor lectured on the history of stalinian repression.

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    The professor's lecture examined the evolution of stalinian thought.

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    The professor's rigid grading system was described as stalinian in its unforgiving nature.

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    The textbook provided a critical analysis of the stalinian economic model.

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    The writer drew a parallel between contemporary censorship and stalinian restrictions on artistic expression.

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    They accused the organization of adopting a stalinian approach to membership discipline.