Sentence examples for propaganda depends from inspiring English sources

The credibility of propaganda depends on the credibility of the medium that presents it.

The success of its recruitment, of its propaganda, depends on the success it can claim in a stream of assaults.

Carson found it expedient to make his comment because the N.R.A. has shaped the public discourse around guns, in one of the most successful P.R. (or propaganda, depending on your perspective) campaigns of all time.

Rather, the police are regarded as instruments of a legitimate institution by some population, and the organisation depends upon propaganda and habit to maintain popular deference to their authority.

More than a means of transport, Air Force One is a propaganda tool, and its effectiveness depends on the implied presence of a deity.

Otherwise the media becomes simply a conduit for propaganda, which can hardly make for a healthy democracy, since democracy depends upon a well-informed citizenry, not a duped one.

I told him that his crafty staging of inflammatory propaganda parading as political debate was cheapening a desperately needed public discussion in the U.S. and destroying the project of democracy on which it depends.

He knew something else as well, and profited from it: that waging war in the television age depended as much on propaganda as it did on success in the field.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Groups complete their posters and post them in two areas of the classroom depending on the type of propaganda explored.

"Unlike the memes of the so-called 'alt-right,' propaganda like [The Base promotes] does not depend on popularity to be considered successful; to be successful, this kind of propaganda only need to find its way to single hosts, or carriers, or bring together a small cell of individuals," said Beirich.

It is difficult to see behind the propaganda of either side because government officials or the rebels — depending on the territory — control access.