Sentence examples for propaganda based on from inspiring English sources
Any leader or leaders would continue to cultivate the powerful national myths that permeate North Korean life and propaganda, based on xenophobic nationalism and the personality cult built around Mr. Kim's father, the national founder revered among North Koreans, Mr. Hayes said.
Updated at 6.20pm BST 5.39pm BST From the comment thread Seroeth 18 September 2013 11 28am Emmmm Guardian, this is propaganda based on total lies, why is this article being allowed? it has been clearly proven that the arctic ice sheet has grown by 60% since last year.
A Russian doesn't need them!" It drew an angry response on Facebook from the blogger Tanya Solovyeva, who told Penguin on the social networking site that "it is an absolute disgrace that a publishing house is resorting to such low, cheap propaganda, based on ethnic hatred between the nations … your message clearly provokes anger and ethnic hatred".
"All good propaganda is based on half-truths".
Russia's propaganda is based on second world war rhetoric, portraying the government in Kiev as western Ukrainian "fascists" attacking Russian-speakers in the east and the south.
He concluded that the Republican Party had tricked working people with a relentless propaganda campaign based on religion and morality, while Democrats had abandoned these voters to their economic masters by moving to the soft center of the political spectrum.
His work was not just Tudor propaganda but based on the sources available at the time, some of which are still sources now".
VOTE based not on political party, celebrity status or propaganda, but based on the issues that are important to you.
Everything I teach is fact, not opinion, propaganda, or based on the way it looks or feels.
Lin used his position as Minister of Defense to flatter Mao by using the army to promote Mao's personality cult throughout China, devising and running a number of national Maoist propaganda campaigns based on the PLA.
While East German propaganda was based on the benefits of the GDR's social programmes and the alleged constant threat of a West German invasion, many of its citizens looked to the West for freedom and prosperity.
