Sentence examples for propaganda exercise from inspiring English sources

DENG'S CENTENNIAL -- Did someone say propaganda exercise?

"Eagle Four" is not only a propaganda exercise, but also a training one, its financers say.

But this is basically a political propaganda exercise orchestrated by George Osborne.

Aznar had condemned it as a Basque-nationalist propaganda exercise, and ETA viewed it as a gesture of appeasement.

There is no way to gauge whether Mr. Fujimoto's redemption is anything more than a propaganda exercise aimed at softening the North's image.

He said the taxpayer should not foot the bill because it was simply a "political propaganda exercise" for the Tory party.

The Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda exercised control over virtually every form of expression radio, theatre, cinema, the fine arts, the press, churches, and schools.

The Treasury department's Tax Relief Kit is a propaganda and spin exercise on behalf of the Bush tax cuts.

It is also, when you think about it, a deeply Orwellian exercise, propaganda intended to gloss over the essential hypocrisy that undergirds the tournament.

The whole business was a classic exercise in propaganda, so blatant as to verge on kitsch.

The full houses seen at its World Cup games, I was told, had been an exercise in propaganda.