Sentence examples for full of propaganda from inspiring English sources

Not unless they've been pumped full of propaganda from classical music writing or something.

At a time when a lot of papers were full of propaganda and rather rightwing, the Guardian provided an alternative and refreshing perspective.

It's full of propaganda for the upcoming movie and opening Quicktime gets you the trailer.

Media is full of propaganda and you're subjected to their agenda.

But now, unbeknownst to many, the improvement of Papa Xi's media image comes hand in hand with what many perceive as an increasingly unbearable Spring Festival Gala, which is now chock-full of propaganda.

"Your paper is full of communist propaganda.

We think they're stuffed full of blatant propaganda, gullibly swallowed by sheep-like readers.

In front of the main entrance is a wall full of political propaganda: "More support for urban artists," it reads.

"The world watched a defamatory and venomous speech that was full of mendacious propaganda against the Israel Defense Forces and the citizens of Israel," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel responded.

For the rest of his life, he offered himself as a sort of freelance envoy, organizing a post-Second World War "Friendship Train" of relief supplies to hungry Allied populations and later dispatching "Freedom Balloons" full of wholesome propaganda into the Eastern Bloc skies.

In 2007, to mark 100 years of the Mills & Boon novel, I wrote in the Guardian that these books are "full of patriarchal propaganda", and derided them for perpetuating the myth that women crave to be swept away by overpowering, macho men.