Sentence examples for propaganda intended from inspiring English sources

There's some historical evidence, though, that the story was propaganda intended to ignite white rage, which it still does today.

In addition, 3 Maccabees (1st century bce) is a work of propaganda intended to counteract those Jews who sought to win citizenship in Alexandria.

Terrorism is, in part, theatre and psychological warfare, and many of the statements that Katz translates are propaganda intended to raise the profile of obscure groups.

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

Mr. Sharif's announcement of "five successful nuclear explosions," leveling the score with India, was probably propaganda intended for domestic consumption, the officials said.

He cited a law prohibiting Federal agencies from paying for publicity or propaganda intended to support or defeat legislation, other than by direct and official correspondence.

This, the document asserts, "is what propaganda intends to do".

Employers staged elaborate propaganda campaigns intended to persuade workers to vote against unionization, sometimes even firing workers deemed to be pro-union in direct violation of the law.

Like much of the treatment we received in prison, propaganda was intended to discourage us and weaken our will to resist.

The government has also begun a propaganda campaign intended to persuade the public that the Dalai Lama instigated the violence in Tibet.

Some saw the photo as a propaganda effort intended to deflect criticism over the tragedy that Russian president Vladimir Putin faces as he attends the G20 summit in Brisbane.