Sentence examples for implicit propaganda from inspiring English sources

In the moment The Paris Review started to chase the Boris Pasternak interview, its implicit propaganda mission changed from something like: "We need the American and Western writers to be known overseas" to a more negative one that tells Americans how unfree "they" are, without explaining much in terms of context.

Implicit in this propaganda is that she is the better candidate to win in November.

The high-rise boom that began in Chicago in the late 19th century was accompanied by vaulting propaganda, and a sense that these towers were implicit in a human eschatology, one that would inevitably culminate in the unification of heaven and earth.

Propaganda, or Props as we came to call it the more seasoned we became, offered an implicit introduction to the underage drinker.

Propaganda, perhaps.

Implicit judgment".

Propaganda battles propaganda.

"We're battling propaganda with propaganda".

It was all "propaganda".

This was Brotherhood propaganda.

Football became propaganda.