Sentence examples for propagandize for from inspiring English sources

"I don't want you learning better ways to propagandize for shoddy science.

Yet National Geographic didn't propagandize for a Western view of the world in the guise of something else; it argued openly for it, in issue after issue.

These "asset deployment teams" had master plans for using government offices to prop up vulnerable G.O.P. candidates, distribute taxpayer money as party tribute, and propagandize for the administration in key battle states and media markets.

Houellebecq's solemnly blunt descriptions of sex acts are notorious, or as notorious as such things can be in a sex-saturated age; but it is one thing to propagandize for sex and another to integrate it, as more than "naughty bits," into the conflict-ridden flow of incident and psychology that make up a novel.

** Houellebecq's solemnly blunt descriptions of sex acts are notorious, or as notorious as such things can be in a sex-saturated age; but it is one thing to propagandize for sex and another to integrate it, as more than "naughty bits," into the conflict-ridden flow of incident and psychology that make up a novel.

Of course I didn't want to propagandize for bureaucracy either, but I try to be honest.

This time, the charge against him was "propagandizing for a terrorist organization".

She teaches the recorder at the New School, plays in recitals, & propagandizes for the recorder on every possible occasion.… Talk.

She teaches the recorder at the New School, plays in recitals, & propagandizes for the recorder on every possible occasion.

With the Scottish clergymen Samuel Rutherford, Robert Baillie, and George Gillespie, Henderson engaged in preaching and propagandizing for the Church of Scotland in the Westminster Assembly.

Niles favoured protective tariffs and the gradual abolition of slavery, and he ceaselessly propagandized for both these causes.