Sentence examples for fierce propaganda from inspiring English sources
The Dalai Lama, 76, is still revered on the Tibetan plateau despite years of fierce propaganda that brands him as a troublemaking separatist, even as he insists that he is interested only in genuine autonomy for Tibetans.
The Serbian and Croatian media waged a fierce propaganda battle over the progress and reasons for the battle.
She dominates "Monumental Propaganda," still a fierce Stalinist as the postwar history of the Soviet Union unfolds.
Russia has come under fierce criticism for passing national laws banning "gay propaganda".
The fierce, disciplined raid represented an operational boost and a propaganda coup for the Pakistani Taliban, which wasted little time in claiming responsibility.
Bailey has been a fierce critic of council-run newspapers, describing them as "mini Pravdas" and "propaganda dressed up as journalism".
Ms. Riefenstahl's singular career, with its combination of artistic talent, propaganda and studied pretense of naïveté about the Nazis, has long been the center of fierce arguments about the value of art and its pollution by politics.
Propaganda battles propaganda.
"We're battling propaganda with propaganda".
