Sentence examples for past propaganda from inspiring English sources

In the past, propaganda involved managing the media.

You reported (Nov. 28) that Prof. Yehoshua Porath, Israel's outstanding scholar of Palestinian nationalism, described "From Time Immemorial" as "a sheer forgery". Dayar, the Israeli Labor Party daily, compared the book to some of Israel's more lamentable past propaganda efforts.

And the NATO officials are quick to point out that the Taliban conjured similar allegations in the past, as propaganda.

Moderate candidates have also been helped by Western efforts to control the content of television and radio broadcasts, especially news programs, which in the past were propaganda outlets in the grasp of nationalist political parties.

"The more reporters get to see under the surface, even just a little, the more likely we are to get more nuanced coverage and more understanding that goes past the propaganda".

Not unlike Russia and much of Eastern Europe, China has an early vision of capitalism, informed partly by past Communist propaganda, as a system that works only in its crudest form.

Strolling past large propaganda posters of a uniformed Lei Feng grinning at the camera while polishing cars, and display cases filled with Lei Feng's image on lighters, backpacks and T-shirts, the crowd of sailors and city maintenance workers — all of them had been dispatched by their government employers — posed for photos before heading quickly for the exits.

Under the Occupation, he is the first in line to collect his yellow star, as if it were a badge of pride, or an award for merit, and, as he walks down a street past a propaganda poster featuring a grotesque head and the warning "France and the Jew," the head comes to life and waddles after him, like Humpty Dumpty.

But I think, looking past the propaganda, it's clear the figures show it works, at least to some extent.

"My people know my heart past the propaganda.

In the past, good propaganda has informed women that they can, in fact, do it, and helped Americans win the war by eating corn.