Most people who approach this operatic leviathan via recordings find it an oppressive bore.
The biggest risk is that it is seen as, or actually becomes, a bureaucratic leviathan.
I have not yet discovered the best way to tackle this leviathan.
Australian historiography in the 1980s was profoundly affected by the leviathan shadow of the national bicentenary.
Industrialization turned prosperous peers into leviathans of wealth.
Leviathan's rights-based theory of sovereignty and interest-based theory of political obligation had similar foundational principles.
In 1983, we tried to do something with the leviathan—and yes, you are right, it did not work.
We should not be in the business of creating endless giant leviathans manned by armies of bureaucrats.
