Sentence examples for terms of propaganda from inspiring English sources

Its value will largely be in terms of propaganda for external consumption.

The match proved to be "a Sputnik in reverse" in terms of propaganda value.

"It is my belief that what the mass media is doing in terms of propaganda in this country is overwhelmingly harmful".

His goal (this, among other things, he shared with Jacob Lawrence) was not "the Negro in America in terms of propaganda," as he put it.

Russia may not have changed that much since the Soviet days, but in terms of propaganda, disseminated through slick, sanitised media outlets, it has raised its game significantly.

We had little choice, but the reputation of justice suffered nonetheless and the IRA made great hay in terms of propaganda from the so-called Diplock courts where a judge sat alone (abolished in 2007).

(Settlers rarely use the word "Palestinian," considering it a term of propaganda).

It is a term of propaganda, a euphemism whose literal meaning is "innocent people we killed". The term makes the innocent dead into an indefinable collection of flesh, thereby dehumanizing them and scrubbing the public record clean.

There is no such thing as 'Islamophobia.' This is a term of propaganda designed to protect Islam from the forces of secularism by conflating all criticism of it with racism and xenophobia.

Clearly he is trying to appeal to the masses and portray life there as a viable option but it's very weak in terms of its propaganda value".

Until the so-called Fifth Generation of film-makers came along in the mid-80s, most westerners thought of Chinese cinema in terms of strident propaganda films like The Red Detachment of Women.