Sentence examples for brand propaganda from inspiring English sources

As Bernard Matthews spends its 7 million quid on a brand propaganda campaign, (for God's sake don't use the relaunch word), it should consider the long climb out of the pit.

"But won't this confuse our readers," ventures another publisher, "and even deceive them into reading brand propaganda when they're expecting arms-length journalism?" The devil has an answer for that, too.

Isis has released a video showing a young boy beheading a Syrian soldier as it continues to abuse children for its gruesome brand of propaganda.

All across Europe populist parties are growing, capitalizing, to an extent unknown across the Atlantic, on a very old-fashioned brand of propaganda art.

Nazi Germany produced its own brand of propaganda in the 1930s, the most striking being Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph des Willens (1936; Triumph of the Will), a terrifying spectacle of a huge Nazi rally that had in effect been staged for the film made about it.

He goes on to say that trying KSM in NYC would provide him "a huge platform to promulgate his -- his particular brand of propaganda around the world".

There would surely be savings from removing all the duplication of effort in terms of branding and propaganda if nothing else.

Among the sources of this information was the American Legion Radical Research Bureau in San Francisco; the Legion said "The Grapes of Wrath" had been branded Red propaganda.

Theirs became — and still is — a brand of screen propaganda that is unmatched by other leagues.

To call upon reactors to do something extremely dangerous or hard is to risk having the propaganda branded as unrealistic.

He is aware that comparing supposedly "benign" corporate brands with government-disseminated propaganda may seem a stretch: "A popular brand of frozen food or laundry detergent is not forced down the consumer's throat with an iron fist".