Sentence examples for less propagandistic from inspiring English sources

All four of these external media outlets have had major makeovers in recent months, all intended to give a less propagandistic face to the world.

But a year and a half ago, Israel issued a revised textbook to offer what the country's "new historians" viewed as a more accurate, less propagandistic account of the Zionist state's many battles.

He was the chief propagandist for one of the most cynically propagandistic administrations in my lifetime.

It's not propagandistic".

"Olympia" was not blatantly propagandistic.

Tragedy would enjoy a prominent propagandistic place.

Most have an added propagandistic import.

At his less successful, in novels like "Clarkton" (1947), about a textile-mill strike, and "Silas Timberman" (1954), about an academic victim of McCarthyism, he was sometimes faulted as being drawn toward propagandistic sentimentality.

"It is merely a propagandistic exercise".

But this willful, propagandistic distortion of American history is shocking.

Fiscal federalism, he added, is "a propagandistic trick".