Sentence examples for plain propaganda from inspiring English sources

The term deconstruction, which once meant something quite specific, has become common coin, used to describe everything from irony to plain propaganda.

But for this not to sound like plain propaganda, let's have a look at some hard data.

Such aims are plain in propaganda developed during the 2003 Iraq war.One of the show's highlights is a mint-condition set of Norman Rockwell posters entitled "The Four Freedoms", on loan from a London gallerist.

It's propaganda, plain and simple: demonstrably favorable coverage of an agenda that parrots the talking points of the agenda's message crafters.

Rubinstein would say: "there are no ugly women, only lazy ones". Part of her business model was to shame women into working hard (e.g. use more products) to "fix plain looks". This propaganda lives on whereby many people associate natural beauty with a poor work ethic.

By mixing the personal and political, propaganda and plain old rants, he is serving his interests and the interests of his company.

NYT's Edmund Lee: "On the internet, conspiracy theories, propaganda and plain old inaccuracies can stump even the most thoughtful readers, spreading faster than you can say 'fake news.' A small start-up, NewsGuard, says it may have a solution.

To take a piece of art that was constructed with the hard work of many talented people and turn it into propaganda is plain ignorant.

All these facts are irrelevant to Beck's conclusion that "propaganda" is always hidden "in plain sight".

"I don't think it changed my appearance very much, because the coastal plain is not that pristine area you see in the propaganda that's portrayed by all the environmental groups.

Its red star pillaged through the years by naïve looters who fell for the communist propaganda that it was made of ruby (it was actually plain crimson glass)—has been dark for a quarter of a century.