Propagandistic in a sentence

It seems to be under the veil of going after Raytheon, which I completely agree with, but then they throw in catch phrases that feel propagandistic … I feel like there’s a lack of cohesion,” Sam Nathan, a freshman member of J Street, said.

This man is insanely hostile to the government with propagandistic ranting that many times outshone David Hinds.

This isn’t a mere propagandistic exercise.

Demeaning, hostile or propagandistic comments, and streams not related to the storyline, will be removed.

Compare this to the recent propagandistic “Red Sea Diving Resort,” also based on a true story, which showed Jews as lusty heroes of mankind, but did squat for filmmaking.

There was an immediate response from the government and posters which seemed to be implausibly smug or propagandistic were pulled down.

At their worst, these same films can feel opportunistic—and even propagandistic.

Because Russia is a country where many people still do not have access to Internet, they don't watch independent channels — their only source of information is federal channels, which are highly propagandistic, because they all belong, again, to Putin.

What The Nation did was to simply confirm that Malawi is in the LCD list, and then draw a very wrong propagandistic conclusion which they ran with as a headline.

Although he preferred social and propagandistic political methods, he also engaged in a number of battles, as the Zulu sources make clear.sfn He was assassinated by his half brothers Dingane and Mhlangana.

Frank Capra used significant footage, with a mocking narration in the first installment of the propagandistic film produced by the United States Army Why We Fight as an exposure of Nazi militarism and totalitarianism to American soldiers and sailors.

Sergei Eisenstein 's Battleship Potemkin was released to wide acclaim in 1925; the film was heavily fictionalized and also propagandistic, giving the party line about the virtues of the proletariat.

Similarly, some of his propagandistic First World War stories also have little appeal to a modern audience.

That work is important but it is clear that information dissemination strategies become propaganda strategies only when coupled with propagandistic messages.

The Prague-based Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes was regarded by many (especially communists) as a propagandistic institution.

The productions were not always overtly propagandistic, but generally had a political subtext and followed party lines regarding themes and content.