Sentence examples for generating propaganda from inspiring English sources

Murmelstein says he assisted the Nazis in generating propaganda for the Theresienstadt "model ghetto" in order to save lives.

Murdoch's appointment was part of a government campaign to generate public support for increased armaments production following the fall of France, and he placed a stronger emphasis on generating propaganda.

It says he offered to let Mr. bin Laden use his broadcasting business in Pakistan to generate propaganda films for Al Qaeda.

Kleinman added that while there is no question Mitchell and Jessen were the "backbones of the nation's Sere program", he could not understand how they could believe interrogation methods used to generate propaganda and/or false confessions could somehow be used to elicit "reliable, accurate and timely intelligence".

According to Newstweek's website, the discreet gadget is intended to "provide opportunity for citizens to have their turn to manipulate the press, generate propaganda or simply 'fix facts' as they pass across a wireless network".

"I would not rule out that this was the ELN," Palomino said, before describing the attacks as "actions to generate propaganda and uncertainty".

"It served to generate more propaganda," he said.

Mr. Zarqawi's Web propaganda generated and probably embellished his reputation in the Iraqi insurgency.

This propaganda, generated as family members wept in houses with suddenly empty bedrooms, did not convince Taylor.

Evans said the fact that Ukip tended to be more popular among male voters was down to "pure propaganda" generated by the media and political rivals.

Mr Bernstein calls on the UN to acknowledge and condemn what he says is a constant stream of hateful, anti-Zionist, often anti-Semitic and genocidal propaganda generated in the Arab media and by Arab leaders, which he thinks lays the groundwork for endless conflict.