How to pronounce“orwellian”in English

giant orwellian billboards right um which say uh you know the truth is

People overuse the adjective "Orwellian" all the time.

It's really Orwellian, which is kind of interesting, because George Orwell spent time in Burma.

Nice and Orwellian.

often described as Orwellian than Huxleyan, but I think there's this as much at least to be said for the brave new world vision.

surreal and orwellian and that that was a crazy scenario and we'd never stand for it so at this point should we you know look at which way the cards are

this kind of orwellian war against a shape shifting and faceless and almost uh undefinable enemy the war that never ends I mean I

this kind of orwellian war against a shapeshifting and faceless and almost uh undefinable enemy the war that never ends I mean

If you live in Orwellian dystopia, what do you care who's created it, right?

into an Orwellian dystopia where it becomes much easier for very few to kill very many, and therefore it becomes very easy

left-wing policies as Orwellian is a very kind of convenient shorthand, but the reality is all men and politicians are capable of

creating an Orwellian world.

and the orwellian name you don't want to how can you be against patriotism what kind of person you know what i mean so that i think for

It's almost kind of Orwellian.

You can say it's Orwellian.

technology that even an early Apple commercial showed this very Orwellian

Stakeholder capitalism is a word salad, an Orwellian word salad for political control of how companies work.

conservatives in the United States have used 1984 to call left-wing policies Orwellian.

Rather than living under the unforgiving gaze of a panoptic, Orwellian society, it's more accurate to say that we live in a state of constant possible surveillance.

I sort of thought what would an Orwellian future look like without the government actually controlling things.

So with China, it's often thought of in Orwellian terms.

That was an Orwellian moment, the government were saying, with its big lie 2+2=5 and you better believe

and how uh social media can help that person become the best version of themselves i don't mean from like an orwellian

Hey, second, don't help them perfect their technologically-enabled Orwellian police state or commit crimes against humanity.

Otherwise, it's the Orwellian state and the resistance to an Orwellian state can both destroy basic human

from slipping into an authoritarian, totalitarian state, you know, Orwellian type of dystopias, to avoid them we have to value critical and independent thought.

Into that discourse, it entered terms like Big Brother, thoughtcrime, Doublethink, Newspeak, Thought Police, and Orwellian, strangely enough, as a synonym for the very thing