Sentence examples for wave of propaganda from inspiring English sources

At this time, restrictions on publishers were relaxed, and a wave of propaganda on behalf of the English Reformation was encouraged by the government of the Lord Protector, Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset.

Russian authorities are "using words to destroy meaning", according to a high-profile group of writers, including two Nobel literature laureates, who have come together to condemn what they called the "waves of propaganda" emanating from the country, in the wake of the "incessant acts of aggression towards Ukraine from the side of the Russian Federation".

Waves of propaganda bore Independence Day scare-stories to civilians and soldiers on both sides.

ELAINE SCIOLINO On how the global news media distort the truth: The wave of global propaganda and political moves continuously fan the flames of biased propaganda reports.

The new wave of violent propaganda has prompted much debate about the role of Isis videos in attracting militants, as well as the degree to which the media itself is responsible for providing terrorism with the "oxygen of publicity".

Organizers and attendees felt that the need for the annual celebration was particularly great this year, given Russia's growing restrictions on civil rights and freedoms, and a recent wave of media propaganda that some find uncomfortably reminiscent of the Soviet era.

"We're seeing a wave of Islamophobic propaganda.

It has prompted a wave of counter-propaganda, half-truths and rumor in Ukraine that range from the jingoistic to the farcical.

The challenges represented by the report can't be wished away or denied or buried by the usual waves of media propaganda and calumnies.

After pushing coordinated waves of the propaganda du jour, such a high volume of content usually ends up trending.

Horrocks said ministers should review Britain's spending overseas and consider freeing up extra World Service funding to combat the wave of Moscow-backed propaganda sweeping Europe.