How To Use Cult of personality In A Sentence
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But in furnishing its imaginary, cultural platform for the revival of liberal politics in America, The West Wing has also slipped into an uncritical cult of personality — much as the adoration of Bill Clinton has in the real-life house of liberalism.
The Feel Good Presidency
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This cult of personality has little or no interest in gauging principles; it is rooted in a nearly religious adherence to a personality.
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Freedland drew many comparisons: both Rome and the US have promoted a cult of personality of the leader, seeking to mythologise the legitimacy of empire in founding myths.
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Or perhaps they center too much on the cult of personality from the opposing side.
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The industry is feeding the cult of personality to these architect winemakers.
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More seriously, the lived manner in which Legionaries practice obedience is laced with the kind of unquestioning submission which allowed the cult of personality to emerge around the figure of Maciel in the first place and covered for his misdeeds.
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Commemorative activities in honour of some other leaders also sometimes smacked of the cult of personality.
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In stark contrast to so many other dictators, he never encouraged a cult of personality.
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Does it bother you that there's a cult of personality built up around him?
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Since the Governor's death, his friends and loyal servants have constructed around him a creepy cult of personality.
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The fellow with the Village People mustache, who wears a white dress shirt and tie, is being marketed as a cult of personality.
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What is this cult of personality you speak of, comrade?
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Every President colludes with the American people to create his own cult of personality.
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One can disdain the cult of personality, but one cannot dismiss the look of radiant delight on her friends' faces as they cluster around her.
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He brooked no rivals, anointed no successors and developed a cult of personality that was indivisible from his people's hopes.
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Some analysts have argued that totalitarianism requires a cult of personality around a charismatic "great leader" glorified as the legitimator of the regime.
Totalitarianism
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However, as this was primarily based on a cult of personality, it was inevitably short lived.
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He brooked no rivals, anointed no successors and developed a cult of personality that was indivisible from his people's hopes.
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On March 5, 1953, after suffering a deadly stroke, Stalin relinquished control over a cult of personality so powerful that it had fooled the Russian people into thinking their despotic leader a wise and noble sovereign.
Facing Up to Stalin
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Although living in clandestinity, he was already the object of a grotesque cult of personality and he wrote and spoke in that terrible langue de bois that is not the least of the tortures inflicted on society by communist regimes because it claims a monopoly of public speech and bores into the brain like a loud burrowing insect:
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