Sentence examples for propaganda suggested from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists quietly conceded that the threat to the whales might not be as great as the protest propaganda suggested.

Maybe, as the writer Jeré Longman suggested in the New York Times this week, Castro was never quite as much of a baseball fan (or player) as the propaganda suggested.

The confident tone, echoed by state-controlled news media that have begun acknowledging the protests after days of the crudest propaganda, suggested that both sides believed the uprising's vitality might depend on their ability to sway a population still deeply divided over events that represent the most fundamental realignment of politics here in nearly three decades.

On the first day official propaganda suggested that the Russian missile attack on the Malaysian plane had in fact been a bodged attempt by Ukrainian forces to assassinate Putin himself; by day two, Russian TV was promoting the idea that the CIA had sent a ghost plane filled with corpses overhead to provoke Russian forces.

This, plus printed propaganda, suggested a future for the culture beyond the limits enforced by the Bureau of Land Management in Nevada.

The propaganda suggests that immortality is possible through its endorsement of Kim Il-sung's ideology.

But reports of crackdowns and anti-drug propaganda suggest the North has grown concerned about internal consumption.

It shouldn't be surprising that Iranian culture is far more complex and accessible than the propaganda suggests.

The idea that carrots imbue you with night vision originated in the second world war, when the British government dealt with an oversupply of carrots via propaganda suggesting carotene was the source of the RAF's night-flying abilities.

Most play on the Kremlin propaganda suggesting Kiev is full of fascists: Crimean leaders, meanwhile, took a jaunt to Moscow, where they were met by crowds and the Kremlin elite.

But the reality is much harsher than Chinese propaganda suggests: Survivors and escapees of the camps have offered testimony of brainwashing, torture, forced labor and even having to eat pork and drink alcohol.