Sentence examples for insidious propaganda from inspiring English sources
While some may view the ad campaign for Facebook's new "Home" application with sympathy, or even nostalgia, Evan Selinger sees it as something altogether more insidious: "propaganda".
But this is not an occasion for virtuosic acting display so much as an opportunity to hear a variety of voices and a means of stimulating debate about how we counter the insidious propaganda of Isis.
The gun lobby may not have started out as villains, but their insidious propaganda and manipulation of our political system is as close to a Manichean villain as it gets.
When anger is truly righteous (as opposed to being artificially whipped up through an insidious propaganda campaign disguised as a television news network) and the cause is truly just, there is no role for insults and personal violence in the movement or by the activists.
Some conservatives attacked the show as insidious infidel propaganda, and threatened to prosecute its makers.
This is not something that should be considered a new form of insidious Islamic State propaganda".
The eventual disappearance of Internet filtering in much of the world would count as a rather ambiguous achievement if it's replaced by an outburst of cyberattacks, an increase in the state's surveillance power, and an outpouring of insidious government propaganda.
The age of postmodernism has arrived, with its characteristically brutal yet insidious architecture and propaganda, its reductionist culture of advertisement and imitation, its market capitalism, its factionalism and religiosity forever threatening terror.
Yes, Sassoon portrays a halcyon world – but, as the author observed 40 years later, it all adds up to "innocently insidious anti-war propaganda", and not just because of the blunt fact that the war sweeps away something so lovingly and beautifully described.
And yes the film may be some kind of insidious 'Enlist today!' propaganda.
You either "get" the insidious nature of propaganda both outside and inside the media or you don't.
