Sentence examples for malicious propaganda from inspiring English sources

Yates dismissed much of the reported violence as "malicious propaganda".

Is this cinema exposing TV's blind spots, or just spreading its own malicious propaganda?

gen. of the Tass news agency, too, saw malicious propaganda by "the mass media" as responsible for the President's downfall.

The Russian government has denied that its troops have engaged in atrocities and has called such reports malicious propaganda.

It must be a sign that you're doing something right that the Kim regime feels the need to spread malicious propaganda about you?

Japanese government rejected as malicious propaganda a Soviet note attacking the U.S.-Japanese security treaty as a scheme to make Japanese bases available to aggressive U.S. forces.

Their inclusion in a mailing list of six hundred persons and organizations is quite consistent with a mere intent to influence public opinion and to circulate malicious political propaganda among outstanding personages, whether they be in the armed forces or not.

He famously couldn't tell malicious Kremlin propaganda from business as usual social networking like latte photos and baby pics — so what makes you think he's going to be attuned to the subtle nuances of human chemistry?!

And, indeed, the social media firms themselves, whose platforms have been the unwitting conduits for lots of this stuff, shaping the data they release about it — in what can look suspiciously like an attempt to downplay the significance and impact of malicious digital propaganda, because, well, that spin serves their interests.

But in Bali today, Pakistan's interior minister, Moinuddin Haider, a retired lieutenant general, said claims of a link between Mr. Sheikh and the I.S.I. were "malicious and wrong propaganda".

Given this highly mistaken and one-sided portrayal of Hinduism in the media in the West, and in parts of the Indian media too, the "Abused Goddess" campaign would do well to distinguish its good intentions of restoring respect for women from the tendency to be co-opted as another piece of malicious anti-Hindu propaganda.