Sentence examples for propaganda makes from inspiring English sources

A law against "homosexual propaganda" makes it illegal to speak of gay and straight relationships as equal, or to take part in a Moscow pride parade.

But this latest piece of propaganda makes clear that accounts from young Western girls on social media, who exaggerate their roles in order to encourage others to come over, is not always a true reflection of what Isis believes life should be like.

That they are also masters of video propaganda makes the absence of independent journalists all the more glaring and dangerous.

This propaganda makes it possible for people to self-radicalize and commit terror attacks without ever physically meeting anyone in the group.

Good propaganda makes you feel nice about your country and so long as you don't take it too seriously and begin invading Cuba or something is pretty benign.

Egyptian propaganda made frequent attacks on the Saudi system of royal government.

"The propaganda made Tutsi women powerful, desirable -- and therefore something to be destroyed," Rhonda Copelon told me.

When Isis stormed Iraq's second city of Mosul earlier this month, analysts say their propaganda made the fighting easier.

Nazi propaganda made much of his alleged derring-do and, after all, he did get two Iron Crosses, so maybe there was some truth in the stories.

Welles brought the cinematic wizard out from behind the curtain; perhaps the prevalence of wartime propaganda made viewers aware that there were lots of other wizards waiting to step out (or needing to be unmasked).

America's use of animated propaganda during the second world war is fairly well known, but propaganda made after the iron curtain went up is rarely seen or discussed.