Sentence examples for propagandizing from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of propagandize
In his blog, he warned that the "movement" worked by "propagandizing the children behind the parents' backs".
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.
Thereafter he was an ardent proponent of a Flemish national movement in music, and he published numerous articles and pamphlets propagandizing Flemish music.
The fines and language are the same for those propagandizing pedophilia, more or less inserting an equal sign between the two.
And some worry that he will make long speeches, propagandizing, though one should have enough faith in our philosophical advantage over Al Qaeda to assume that only he will look ridiculous.
While Ying, Ai Weiwei, Chen Guangcheng, Liu Xiaobo, and many other artists and writers in China are undergoing brazen persecution at the hands of the government, Cameron dismisses their "reality" while propagandizing for the Chinese government in order to promote his business interests.
An astute politician, he propagandized tirelessly for centralized Reform institutions in his English-language weekly, the American Israelite; in his German-language paper, Die Deborah; and in many rabbinical conferences.
Back in Moscow at the start of Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union (1941), Ulbricht was assigned to propagandize German prisoners of war and process information from the German army.
The keynote of Nerva's regime was a skillfully propagandized renunciation of the terrorist means by which Domitian had imposed his tyranny.
Niles favoured protective tariffs and the gradual abolition of slavery, and he ceaselessly propagandized for both these causes.
When, a few years ago, Sims began to plan a new waterside facility (funded, in part, by the city), it decided that an investment in architectural panache could bring benefits, including enhanced opportunities to propagandize to third graders.
