Sentence examples for propagandistic language from inspiring English sources

Newspeak, propagandistic language that is characterized by euphemism, circumlocution, and the inversion of customary meanings.

Oceania's constant, vicious wars, its propagandistic language (Newspeak), and its Anti-Sex League are the most blatant manifestations of his control.

These New Yorkers are excessively eager to talk about their cars, using Mini-propagandistic words like "motoring" instead of driving.

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

Those previous four words were, of course, a classic propagandistic formulation of the time, and remain so to this day.

The story he cited was actually from Iran's Press TV, the English-language and quasi-propagandistic news outlet of the Iranian regime.

It's not propagandistic".

"Olympia" was not blatantly propagandistic.

Young men and women — politicized, intelligent, fluent in English and European languages — get their information, it seems, from every source imaginable except the Egyptian papers, which, as Tariq put it, "are propagandistic crap".

Tragedy would enjoy a prominent propagandistic place.

Most have an added propagandistic import.