Sentence examples for propaganda term from inspiring English sources

It even gave us the propaganda term "pro-sex".

In propaganda terms, it was a colossal own-goal.

Though the raid was seen as fairly successful – especially in propaganda terms – the human cost, on both sides, of Operation Chastise was high.

In both political and propaganda terms the struggle over whaling is a biblical contest between absolutes, where reason and argument have no place.

Mr. Cage seems as depressed with money as he is without it -- in Hollywood propaganda terms, this means the wealthy have souls, too.

It is a gift in propaganda terms.

A lot of the time they're media propaganda terms, a kind of doublethink.

Words like "terrorist" and "terrorism" are used by media as propaganda terms to manufacture anti-Muslim sentiment, which in turn "justifies" worldwide military adventures to dominate other countries.

Sure, in purely propaganda terms, the Salem Witch Trials is comparable to the war on terror because witches were believed to be widespread and hidden.

"The government has been really ramping up the propaganda in terms of traditional gender roles, especially on giving birth," says Maria Dudko, co-organiser of a gender studies summer school in Moscow.

"The East Is Red," photographed in volcanic color, splashes its propaganda in terms so simple that the scenes become almost Brechtian; more specifically, it's a crude Minnelli musical essentially produced by Mao, the Arthur Freed of Communism.