Sentence examples for dehumanizing propaganda from inspiring English sources
This, then, is when the moralizing rationale that draws on dehumanizing propaganda comes into play.
What is more, much of the Burmese Buddhist population, including the leadership of the civilian government, has absorbed the decades of dehumanizing anti-Rohingya propaganda perpetrated by previous military regimes, and the current "crackdown" does in fact have wide popular support.
Dower is quick to remind us that this does not mean that Japanese propaganda was not dehumanizing: "No side had a monopoly on attributing 'beastliness' to the other, although the Westerners possessed a more intricate web of metaphors with which to convey this". 8 Dower stresses how Japanese tended to depict the American enemy as failed humans, as demons, ogres, or fiends.
Stravinsky himself has been accused of the dehumanizing effect we now attribute to mass propaganda, most notoriously by Theodor W. Adorno in his 1948 book, "Philosophy of New Music".
If you are a certain sort of feminist, you might think it is disgusting, dehumanizing, and completely unacceptable that pornography is little more than propaganda for the patriarchy, that prostitution is just "rape that's paid for".
Dehumanizing practices depend on dehumanizing ideas.
It's mechanical, dehumanizing.
The shelter is dehumanizing".
"Dismal, depressing, dehumanizing.
