Sentence examples for furious propaganda from inspiring English sources
In 1937, the year in which "Carmina Burana" enjoyed its smashing success, the National Socialists were engaged in a furious propaganda battle with the churches of Germany, countering the Christian message of compassion with neo-pagan worship of holy hatred.
AMMAN, Jordan -- During Syria's lengthy civil war, opposition activists have made social media a crucial front in a furious propaganda battle, posting web pages and online videos touting their cause.
Among ethnic Russians in Crimea, a long-standing sense of grievance directed at Kiev has been whipped to a furious pitch by a propaganda onslaught that paints the activists on Maidan in Kiev as extreme and resolutely anti-Russian.
Though Barcelona's later devotion to a more strict, International-style modernism is also set before you in lavish detail in this show, and there is a brilliant, furious sampling of republican propaganda connected to the civil war, it's inevitable that the belle-epoque material seems the most fascinating and idiosyncratic.
It has been a depressing experience to see some of those who were most furious at the global propaganda run by Bush and Rumsfeld now leading the cheers for a new campaign of misinformation, happy to be manipulated, content to recycle falsehood and distortion no matter what damage they may do.
Objectors to the Narnia stories are traditionally furious at the buried Christian propaganda.
He said that Fox was "furious" with his decision and released "propaganda" against him, claiming that he turned down the role to tour with his band, which Reeves stated had nothing to do with his decision.
The propaganda arm is producing video and audio messages at a furious rate, and with excellent production qualities.
The board of directors got together and were furious, and refused to show it in the main museum, calling it "Communist propaganda".
Propaganda battles propaganda.
