Sentence examples for need for propaganda from inspiring English sources

The portraits of Xi that I saw all across China serve as a reminder that a government's need for propaganda tends to be inversely proportional to the strength of its political mandate.

There is no need for propaganda to be rich in intellectual content.

"It provided potential terrorists the kind of publicity that they need" for propaganda, Degaut told VICE, adding that the crackdown "revealed to terrorists how the government forces work".

That there is need for such propaganda is shown by the history of faunal protection in Ceylon, which A. B. Lushington contributes to the first number.

Like Tillman, the Bush Administration needed Jessica Lynch for propaganda.

We need it less for propaganda than to give rest to our workers at the end of the day.

A project of this magnitude needed documenting, not least for propaganda purposes.

There's no need for the Taliban to invent propaganda against the American and Pakistan state (although they do) – both governments supply an excess of recruitment material for those who hate them.

It suggests -- we hardly need to be warned that they're going to use this for propaganda purposes.

Forcing mystery donors to come forward on their ads is a tool voters badly need for the heightened attack ads and propaganda already being underwritten for the coming campaign.

The abiding trope of the brothers' propaganda is the need for "unity" against the aggressor over the water the official justification for the lack of political freedom and for one-party rule.The exiles' powerful lobby in Miami and Washington, DC, maintains that going easy on the Castros, even when they are opening up, is a betrayal of American ideals.