Sentence examples for common propaganda from inspiring English sources
Although blustering is a common propaganda tactic for North Korea, its increasingly public boasting comes amid growing concerns that the country is moving closer to building workable long-range nuclear missiles.
Yes, it's true that Israel does not exist solely because of persecution and the Holocaust, so to say that "the aspiration for a Jewish homeland is rooted in a tragic history" might reinforce the common propaganda that Israel is a European colony, created without preamble in 1948.
This was rarely seen, while the war flag, charged with a silver hawk clutching horizontally placed fasci littori (literally, bundles of the lictors), was very common in propaganda.
North Korea has almost no Internet, but smuggled radios, TVs, DVDs and cellphones have become more common, circumventing the propaganda monopoly.
These are very rare films, which, for various reasons (the major problem being the racist images common to wartime propaganda) have never been officially rereleased, though pirated versions have circulated among collectors for years.
Along with rabbis and Israeli politicians, the roster of speakers included P.R. professionals schooled in hasbarah, Hebrew for what literally translates as "explanation" but in common usage means propaganda.
This is the common scenario for propaganda and mass manipulation through a popular media and, anecdotally, a strategy that has proved effective in several historical occasions.
They're all about the Jews sacrificing Christian children a common anti-Semitic propaganda device of the time in tandem with Old Testament texts about God's wrath with the Jews.
The term "Orwellian" is overplayed, but it applies; in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, "newspeak" was the common language of propaganda that intimidated and thereby eliminated critical thinking.
For the first time the struck medal became a common instrument of court propaganda, especially for the popes and for the ruling Medici family in Florence.
When it comes to visual art, common sense suggests that propaganda is at odds with greatness.
