Sentence examples for taking a propaganda from inspiring English sources

North Korea released blurry surveillance footage that showed a blurry figure — allegedly Warmbier — taking a propaganda banner from an off-limits area of his hotel.

Take a look at this propaganda video.

Viggo Mortensen plays in a low key throughout, as a bespectacled professor called Halder who finds himself co-opted into the SS as a result of a bizarre literary coincidence: the ministry of propaganda has taken a liking to a novel he wrote as a young man, reflecting on the (as it happens, very contemporary) subject of assisted death.

Before this debt forgiveness movement gains momentum, let's take a look at Jubilee 2000′s propaganda.

I think Putin's propaganda people can take a long weekend; their work is being done for them.

But the Party's propaganda seems to have taken a turn towards nationalism after the Tiananmen Square massacre, in which the Chinese army crushed to death students who were demanding democratic rights, on 4 June 1989.

One idea: rather than sit through their 2-minute film propaganda at the movies, take a moment and complain to the manager.

North Korea also opened accounts on You Tube and Twitter, taking its propaganda war against South Korea and the United States to the Web.

And consumers are exactly what we've become because propaganda is sold - it takes a seller and a buyer.

Do it for honor and country," her on-screen father says in the only lines that might be taken for propaganda, although a looser version of his sentiment might easily have come from "Billy Elliot".

"It asks students to take the product for a propaganda machine and treat it as legitimate fodder for a rational argument.