Sentence examples for works of propaganda from inspiring English sources

Like almost all public statuary, these were works of propaganda.

Almost all war documentaries find room for clips from Frank Capra movies and works of propaganda, and so does this one.

A decade ago, a zealot seeking to prove some absurd proposition such as the denial of the Nazi Holocaust, or the Ukrainian famine might spend days of research in the library looking for obscure works of propaganda.

But, just as many works of art have an element of propaganda (Shakespeare's histories promoted the image of the Tudor monarchy), many works of propaganda have an element of art, an element that becomes more apparent as the propagandistic urgency fades.

The Syrian opposition denounced the images as a work of propaganda.

Mastro responded that "Crude" was not journalism at all but "an unapologetic work of propaganda".

These four volumes, like Diderot's Encyclopédie, are not just a mine of information but a work of propaganda.

It is a brilliant work of propaganda: tropical plants, animals, colonial faces and agricultural and mineral riches extracted from the colonies.

In addition, 3 Maccabees (1st century bce) is a work of propaganda intended to counteract those Jews who sought to win citizenship in Alexandria.

BEIJING — As a work of propaganda, the images that North Korea circulated this week showing Google's executive chairman, Eric E. Schmidt, touring a high-tech incubation center are hard to beat.

There is nothing about a work of propaganda, per se, that means it must direct us toward the support of a corrupt monarch or deceitful corporation.