Sentence examples for propagandize it from inspiring English sources

"But if he goes out on the street and starts to propagandize it, then of course he will be held accountable.

On NTV television, the lawmaker Yelena Mizulina explained the change as necessary because "using the term homosexuality we involuntarily propagandize it — this homosexuality.

There are actual posters mocking Free Basics as a way of getting more players on to Candy Crush; there's a YouTube comic likening it to "vaginal tightness gel" [sic]; there's a marketer-turned-venture capitalist propagandizing it as "Facebook jail".

The 25 films were long hidden from Americans because of laws, now changed, that barred the government from using tax dollars to propagandize its citizens.

Media continue to be censored -– mostly self-censored by a vast and even growing bureaucracy that now not only monitors social media, but also pays citizens to propagandize on it.

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.

became the first major advertiser connected to the Olympic Games to take a strong stand against a Russian law passed last June that makes it illegal to "propagandize" on matters related to "nontraditional sexual relations" — by discussing gay rights, for example — in venues where minors might be present.

For the Communist Party, it has proved an opportune moment to propagandize and opine upon the perceived narcissism of China's rival.

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.

It's up to the director to decide what to propagandize".