His likely victory is less good news for the Baltic states and Georgia, which already feel that they are on the sharp end of Russian propaganda attacks (and more besides).The gloom of a Tallinn winter evening deepened over the assembled Swedes, Finns, Balts and exiled Russians as they heard news of the morning seminar in London.
U.S. anti-Muslim propaganda and religious profiling stands in sharp contrast to the more positive ideas of freedom of religion, free speech and other civil liberties that America once represented to the world.
What Elizabeth Gordon had to offer Wright was a sharp pen and her magazine to use as a "propaganda tool".
And the North, continuing its sharp language, warned that it would attack and destroy the propaganda loudspeakers to be put up along the border by the South, calling them a "military provocation".
Continuing its sharp language, it also said that it would attack and destroy the propaganda loudspeakers to be put up along the border by the South, calling them a "military provocation".
Their politics may not have been on the same page but they all seemed happy enough to leave their sharp differences aside to help spread the gospel online from Donetsk's propaganda nerve center.
In 2008, Iran featured Mr. Sharp, along with Senator John McCain of Arizona and the Democratic financier George Soros, in an animated propaganda video that accused Mr. Sharp of being the C.I.A. agent "in charge of America's infiltration into other countries," an assertion his fellow scholars find ludicrous.
The recent sharp decline in the stock market suggests a wake-up call for the Obama "green shoots" propaganda machine and the wishful thinking of the bulls.
For the zealots of the Counter-Reformation, works of art had value only as propaganda material, the subject matter being all important; and in Rome there was as a result a sharp decline in artistic quality.
When the Liberals were caught distributing fake propaganda depicting Labor as soft on Islamist terrorism, it confirmed an image of the party as abrasive: so sharp it would cut itself.
