Sentence examples for deceptive propaganda from inspiring English sources
The internal workings of the rebellion, for instance, are laid out in involving detail, especially the descriptions of the cell structure employed by the insurgents and heavy emphasis on deceptive propaganda.
One might reasonably conclude from all this evidence that the western public fell foul of a major deceptive propaganda campaign which involved exploiting terrorism threats in order to "clear up other problems" and which was instigated by our own governments and communicated through "our" media.
"Aggressive and deceptive propaganda... worse than anything I witnessed in the Soviet Union," is the verdict of Lev Gudkov, the director of the Levada Centre, Russia's most well respected polling organisation.
Yet despite waves of deceptive and misleading propaganda about the purported horrors of government-run insurance, the people do like the idea of Medicare-for-All -- polls show it is supported by a majority of the public.
This larger context is key, because while the Times exposed a sophisticated, deceptive domestic propaganda campaign for the administration, the flip-side is harder to document.
The film is indeed a very deceptive affair – a wartime propaganda movie that owes as much to Proust as it does to the Ministry of Information; an action drama that is really a story about love and friendship, and growing old.
Right-wing billionaire Pete Peterson continues to use the Washington Post as an outlet for deceptive anti-tax and anti-government propaganda.
They also grew up under military dictators who were supported by the United States and who produced a kind of counter-propaganda toward the North which was itself very deceptive and overhyped.
Based on deceptive government statements, the scare tactic helped propel Britain to war in 2003.It is the difficulty of separating truth from propaganda in the volume of today's communications that worries the experts.
