Sentence examples for powerful propagandistic from inspiring English sources

Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels wrote that Mrs Miniver "shows the destiny of a family during the current war, and its refined powerful propagandistic tendency has up to now only been dreamed of.

He was the chief propagandist for one of the most cynically propagandistic administrations in my lifetime.

It's not propagandistic".

"Olympia" was not blatantly propagandistic.

Tragedy would enjoy a prominent propagandistic place.

Most have an added propagandistic import.

"It is merely a propagandistic exercise".

The propagandistic posters of the early years of the Soviet Union, for example, aimed at a largely illiterate population, are blunt and powerful; those of the late Austro-Hungarian Empire have a lyrical medieval gallantry; and those of the World War I United States display a swaggering hometown naïveté.

Demanding that no criticisms be voiced to counter that hagiography is to enable false history and a propagandistic whitewashing of bad acts, distortions that become quickly ossified and then endure by virtue of no opposition and the powerful emotions created by death.

A large proportion of the posters are propagandistic in nature.

But this willful, propagandistic distortion of American history is shocking.