Sentence examples for propaganda operation from inspiring English sources
"propaganda operation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a coordinated effort to spread information or influence opinions in a biased or misleading way. Example: The government's propaganda operation successfully swayed public opinion in favor of their controversial policy.
Was it really an execution, or just a propaganda operation?" Mr. Mujahid said.
Bernays and other leading PR men were recruited to a new Committee on Public Information (CPI), a vast propaganda operation.
Charlie Cooper, a researcher at the Quilliam Foundation, said: "This is further proof that ISIS is able to run a very, very sophisticated propaganda operation.
Gladstone fell under the influence of Henry Hotze, a Swiss-born Alabamian who headed the South's remarkably effective propaganda operation in England.
Cultural artifacts, from high to low, are judged for their potential as either a tool of Trump's propaganda operation or of the resistance to it.
On its Twitter account, PropOrNot, in support of its research, cites an article I wrote for the Times Magazine, in 2015, about an online propaganda operation in Russia.
Journalists, including Harold Keeble of the Daily Mirror and Sefton Delmer of the Daily Express, were recruited for black propaganda operations and proved to be very good at it.
"He took very seriously and engaged heavily in Al Qaeda propaganda operations," said the official, who asked not to be named because of ground rules imposed by the administration.
The memo also said that Mr. Furlong had a history of delving into outlandish intelligence schemes, including an episode in 2008, when American officials expelled him from Prague for trying to clandestinely set up computer servers for propaganda operations.
Airstrikes continued against Baghdad on Saturday and this morning, with explosions thundering south of the city and striking the 11-story Information Ministry, the center of Iraq's propaganda operations.
They were the chief of Zarqawi's propaganda operations and one of the group's weapons suppliers, the government said, although it offered no evidence to support its claims.
