Sentence examples for intensive propaganda from inspiring English sources

From Cairo intensive propaganda was targeted at the Sunni ʿAbbāsid caliphs of Baghdad.

It is promoted by intensive propaganda from the Soil Association, assisted by supermarkets that benefit from its premium prices, and its virtues are accepted by restaurateurs and lifestyle magazines.

He also embarked on an intensive propaganda campaign, intending to prove that the Han dynasty had ruled for its allotted time and that Heaven was granting the mandate for a new dynasty to him.

We are also fighting a counter-insurgency or guerrilla war which by nature requires intensive propaganda and intelligence groundwork in order to rally allies and, above all, loosen the loyalties of the invisible enemy.

Intensive propaganda and state policies convinced or coerced many peasants to abandon their ancient way of life for city delusions.

Reeves-Smith told The Times, "We are endeavouring by intensive propaganda work to get more customers; this work is going on in the U.S.A., in Canada, in the Argentine and in Europe".

In the republics the charges in many cases were now dealt with in secret, and the main themes of intensive public propaganda invariably included "bourgeois nationalist" plotting.

Neutrals or opponents are not apt to be much affected even by an intensive barrage of propaganda unless it is reinforced by nonpropagandistic inducements (economic or coercive acts) or by favourable social pressures.

"It's evident that there's an intense program of propaganda or publicity to show that they have intensive actions against the paramilitaries," said Mr. Gallón.

Thanks to an expensive and intensive decades-long campaign of propaganda and political influence-peddling, many Americans re-adopted a mythology about wealth that had been discredited and abandoned by most of the world (including the United States) in the 20th century.

Propaganda, perhaps.