Sentence examples similar to evident propaganda from inspiring English sources

It was evident that the propaganda of the Ṣafavīds, if allowed to continue without hindrance, might well undermine Ottoman rule within the Asian lands.

Many Americans have long accepted this idea of our superiority and goodness as if it were a self-evident truth, not postwar propaganda created to justify imperial intervention.

His satirical streak was evident in the North Korean propaganda posters he had tweaked and uploaded on Twitter.

While propaganda is most evident in times of war as in the poster, it is constantly being used as a political and social means in even less obvious ways to influence peoples attitudes.

While religion was never outlawed by the USSR, the state's ideological opposition was evident in many of its propaganda products, such as one image of an anti-religion book tweeted by Bortsova in early October.

The threat of conflict is evident from the flood of propaganda in the Zionist media.

As evident from the gate's text, Nazi propaganda sometimes depicted concentration camps as places of work and education for Jews and criminals, rather than torture-filled prisons where brutal human rights abuses occurred regularly.

"It's evident that there's an intense program of propaganda or publicity to show that they have intensive actions against the paramilitaries," said Mr. Gallón.

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Tarantino's love of cinema is evident throughout as characters discuss favorite directors and spread propaganda through film.

This is currently evident with all the election commercials on TV, where the candidates are using propaganda techniques to elevate themselves above their competitor.