Sentence examples for propaganda spots from inspiring English sources

Still, we were puzzled as to why Mr. Bush had not said that earlier; his administration was caught hiring a public relations specialist last year to pose as a news reporter and peddle propaganda spots.

He also appeared in multiple propaganda spots, and worked to recruit other foreign fighters from Muslim communities in the Caucasus.

After its launch, Youssef Ibrahim, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, compared the videos to cheesy propaganda spots produced in the 1930s "showing happy blacks in America".

Looking for someone to add a woman's touch to scripts for propaganda films, the Ministry of Information spots Catrin Cole, a copywriter for Caradoc and Finch.

STATE propaganda is easy to spot.

It suggests there's an urgent need to teach children how to spot jihadist propaganda online instead of reading it uncritically; they also need to be told the truth about conditions in areas of Syria and Iraq controlled by Isis, which have been described by Yazidi women who managed to escape as harsh and violent.

The governor dismissed the spot as "propaganda," but a poll showed residents agreed with the message.

Party officials in Chicago asked security experts whether they should be worried about Russians hacking the Hyatt Regency's WiFi and how to spot foreign propaganda online.

Westminster, which has been critical of U.S. tech companies for failing to stop the the spread of terrorist content, said the tool can spot ISIS propaganda with a 99.9percentt accuracy.

But as a new exhibition at the British Library suggests, propaganda, though often simple enough to spot, is not so easy to define.

One stores a motorcycle.Its status has changed from propaganda tool to unofficially sanctioned tourist spot (popular with Japanese tour groups) and discreet prayer site.