Sentence examples for thought propaganda from inspiring English sources

His first musical performances were as an accordionist and singer in the Mao Zedong Thought Propaganda Team of the Beijing Boiler Factory.

Do students think propaganda can ever be discussed or represented in a positive light?

Todenhöfer, who spoke by phone to HuffPost on Dec. 31, said the Islamic State might be starting to "think propaganda will always be propaganda, not a high degree of credibility, and inviting journalists is probably more intelligent than beheading journalists".

Anybody who thought his propaganda tactics would change once he entered the White House has been kidding himself.

"When I think of propaganda, I think of Joseph Goebbels and the Iraqi regime," said a captain.

"I don't think this propaganda from the North will have any significant impact among South Koreans," said Yoo Ho-yeol, an expert on North Korea at Korea University here.

The most re-tweeted tweet in history, "Four more years" (celebrating Barack Obama's re-election as America's president), illustrates mass dissemination of a particular point of view".When people think of propaganda, they often think it's only done by the bad guys," explains Ian Cooke, who co-curated the exhibition.

Almost nobody watches the torch relay today and thinks "Nazi propaganda".

"I think Islamist propaganda will now exploit Khalimov's example in full," he said, warning that volatile neighboring Kyrgyzstan faced similar problems.

And the reason I think this propaganda is pumped out is because elites around the world are terrified of the prospect of grassroots action.

She thought it was propaganda.