Sentence examples for elements of propaganda from inspiring English sources

"According to available information, in the play 'The Soul of a Pillow' one may discern elements of propaganda of homosexuality among minors," he wrote.

The video for "Only This Moment" is closely based on the events of the Paris 1968 riots, and elements of propaganda are found throughout the video clip.

Medinsky's pledge was supported by Vitaly Milonov, an MP of the governing United Russia party, who urged the minister to screen "Beauty and the Beast" before it hits Russian theaters March 16 and "take measures to totally ban" the film if "elements of propaganda of homosexuality" were found. .

There also was an element of propaganda during the early stages of "cold war mudslinging," Ms. Vantoch writes.

Such claims had an element of propaganda, but now, with the crossing into Egypt for people also shut, by Egypt, the accusation is much closer to reality.

But, just as many works of art have an element of propaganda (Shakespeare's histories promoted the image of the Tudor monarchy), many works of propaganda have an element of art, an element that becomes more apparent as the propagandistic urgency fades.

My first reaction was, "Design elements on propaganda posters?

I can't help thinking we are all falling for an element of this propaganda.

In her sculptures and paintings, she alludes to elements of Iranian political propaganda.

A blunt slogan and a simple image: these basic elements of persuasion, protest, propaganda or making a point have been used in tandem and to great effect for as long as anyone reading this has been alive.

Xiao Qiang, an adjunct professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who often lays bare details of elements of Beijing's propaganda machine on the Web site China Digital Times, said the seeming frankness of Mr. Xia's words reflected how unapologetic Xinhua was in its mission and its methods.