Sentence examples for propagandistic needs from inspiring English sources

Its "truthfulness" was required to serve the ideology and the propagandistic needs of the state.

Because Anonymous so badly needs to reduce Richard III to a propagandistic attack on a hunchback Robert Cecil, the substitution is made.

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

Should we be surprised that Rumsfeld was hired by one of our nation's most prestigious universities for his alleged expertise on terrorism and ideology after getting us into a disastrous and unnecessary war in Iraq, making all the wrong decisions on how to run it, and setting up his own propagandistic intelligence group at the Pentagon when CIA intelligence did not serve his political needs?

American schools certainly need to focus more on a vital mission: arming young Americans against propagandistic television and fringe activism, legislative crusades and chronic political pandering.

We've just lived through a hubristic presidency that delighted in staging propagandistic stunts to remake reality — Friday was the sixth anniversary of "Mission Accomplished" — and we don't need another.

It's not propagandistic".

"Olympia" was not blatantly propagandistic.

Tragedy would enjoy a prominent propagandistic place.

"It is merely a propagandistic exercise".

Most have an added propagandistic import.