Sentence examples for outside propaganda from inspiring English sources

Government officials have sought to portray the more than 20 people who have killed themselves in the protests so far as marginal figures or misled by outside propaganda.

Because "it was the outside propaganda of the Jews, led by The Times," the editor claimed, "that had made it necessary to lynch Frank".

Laskar Jihad has started putting angry references to FKM alongside those to the RMS in its propaganda outside Ambon's main mosque.

Centcom spokesman Commander Bill Speaks said: "The technology supports classified blogging activities on foreign-language websites to enable Centcom to counter violent extremist and enemy propaganda outside the US".

Anyhow, Centcom, the people who awarded the contract in the first place, told the Guardian: "The technology supports classified blogging activities on foreign-language websites to enable Centcom to counter violent extremist and enemy propaganda outside the US".

When I was sixteen I got into a screaming match with an alderman handing out Republican propaganda outside of a polling location during a local election.

On May 9, about 40 members of far-right organization Danish National Front set up shop outside Parliament sporting propaganda banners and Danish flags.

Centcom spokesman Commander Bill Speaks told The Guardian that the software "supports classified blogging activities on foreign-language websites to enable Centcom to counter violent extremist and enemy propaganda outside the US".

On May 9th, about 40 members of far right organisation Danish National Front set up shop outside Parliament sporting propaganda-banners and Danish flags.

The discussion that followed didn't just typify the Fox News mission to recast the outside world as leftwing propaganda; it threatened to usher in a whole new paradigm of stupid.

Enthusiastic philatelist Willem van der Bijl boasts the largest collection of North Korean propaganda posters outside the country – a vocation that once landed him in trouble with the country's notorious arm of the law.