Sentence examples for bit of propaganda from inspiring English sources
There's a bit of propaganda in any pageant.
How long have we been hearing that particular bit of propaganda?
Sceptics among them greeted the images with derision: "A really crude, cheap bit of propaganda.
It sounds like a straight bit of propaganda, with one top artist paying tribute to another.
I think there's a quite a bit of propaganda coming out from both sides".
(To his credit, General Petraeus declined to adopt that bit of propaganda).
Gradually they became tiny bits of propaganda," Liza tells me.
It is a pity that so much of the debate about Iraq in Britain still revolves around the "dodgy dossier" and other bits of propaganda.
Small faces and words — "bits of propaganda," Mr. Bail said — are carved into the wall paneling: A sign over the dining room door reads, "Exilium vita est" ("Life is an exile").
It seems that the tourist board realises the ironic appeal of such things: painted replicas of some of the most over-the-top bits of propaganda are for sale, and a post office does a roaring trade in stamps depicting mighty fists crushing Western imperialist aggressors.
Their purpose is to corrupt non-political movies -- by introducing small, casual bits of propaganda into innocent stories and to make people absorb the basic principles of Collectivism by indirection and implication.
