Significados de benevolent despot en inglés

Joseph II was not the only benevolent despot who met with discouragement.

The cry was for a beneficent despot, naturally: a large-minded benevolent despot.

In his attitude to English Society, the Prince of Wales is a benevolent despot.

The government of a benevolent despot, we are told, would be ideal; but alas!

A few years ago President Diaz, Mexico's benevolent despot of nearly half a century, died.

When with the best intentions the benevolent despot begins his regime, he finds the world hard to move.

Thus the development of absolute monarchy and the rationalism of the eighteenth century united to produce the benevolent despot.

Unfortunately, humanity is so constituted that the benevolent despot is likely to work more mischief even than a malevolent despot.

He was the benevolent despot of his women-kind-thegod of the machine; she was as properly submissive as if born in the ranks.

Abundant kindness lurked in the humorous brown eyes, and a queer pucker on the brow gave him the air of a benevolent despot.

When we speak of a benevolent despot we usually think of the "enlightened autocrats" of eighteenth-century Europe, such as Frederick the Great.

There were other benevolent despots, however, who were undoubtedly sincere.

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He was at once the most enthusiastic and the most unsuccessful of all the benevolent despots.

These were the benevolent despots.

There are few benevolent despots.