Sentence examples for propagandistic efforts from inspiring English sources

Despite the major military and propagandistic efforts he mounted against the Crusaders, Saladin continued to treat the Christians of Egypt with tolerance; the Coptic Church thrived under the Ayyūbids, and Copts still served the government.

From what I've read of the complex, it will be seen as obvious and as a transparent propagandistic effort, perhaps bringing scorn on what it seeks to praise.

It's almost sweetly naïve that the publishers of Conservative Teen care enough about young people's opinions to reach out to them, no matter how pathetic and propagandistic the effort is.

It is not just one hack, but rather a group of hacks, information warfare efforts and propagandistic manipulation of the media.

Newsreels at the Rome Theater, with stentorian announcers whose martial voices of uplift-and-victory sound unabashedly propagandistic today, kept us abreast of the war effort, to which Roselle Avenue School contributed.

Early in 1942, it issued a propagandistic booklet, "Importance of the Rest-Pause in Maximum War Effort," which reproduced a batch of letters from civilian war workers hinting that they could hardly survive without Coke).

He was the chief propagandist for one of the most cynically propagandistic administrations in my lifetime.

Last week, Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, the eternally optimistic William Westmoreland of the current American effort, told Iraqis to "change the channel to a legitimate, authoritative, honest news station" rather than watch propagandistic Arab satellite networks that trade in images "of Americans and coalition soldiers killing innocent civilians".

It's not propagandistic".

"Olympia" was not blatantly propagandistic.

Most have an added propagandistic import.