Sentence examples for a propagandistic exercise from inspiring English sources

"It is merely a propagandistic exercise".

To focus on 1940s precedents without acknowledging and engaging with these subsequent legal steps would represent both an inaccurate and a propagandistic use of history for present purposes.

Fiscal federalism, he added, is "a propagandistic trick".

By 1968, Operation Goldfinger had indeed acquired a propagandistic aspect.

"Biljana lives in a propagandistic society," Ms. Rugg said.

Particular highlights include a propagandistic PowerPoint presentation and an extended hypnotism routine.

It was a propagandistic monument to a war against Iran that neither country won, despite savage losses on both sides.

Idealizing the past, they peddle notions of heroism, honor and individual sacrifice for the greater good with a propagandistic zeal.

Because Anonymous so badly needs to reduce Richard III to a propagandistic attack on a hunchback Robert Cecil, the substitution is made.

Ken Loach: This is a propagandistic question, which implies, we, the west, are democratic and other people are the terrorists.

The "Babar" series of books has long been the subject of ferocious debates about its status as a propagandistic celebration of colonialism.