How To Use Propagandistic In A Sentence
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And the intention of the work is purely propagandistic - it is not to stimulate thought, but to close it down.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is also a storehouse with new breathers, dosimeters and soviet propagandistic literature.
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The new favored term is ‘the pro-family movement,’ but that's so overtly propagandistic - secularists are anti-family?
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It is not a matter of pining after a more realistic ending, or for that matter after a cheap propagandistic ending.
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I believe we may expect another upwards spiral of completely unfounded populist, propagandistic documents, which will involve no analysis of any profound processes of world social development.
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It has use only for the venal, propagandistic rhymesters.
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The point of such a state occasion is, in the most exact sense, propagandistic.
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Hohmann reached freely into the propagandistic stock-in-trade of Hitler and Goebbels.
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A public declaration in this sense would be very useful for its propagandistic effect on the Arab peoples at this moment.
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Propagandistic harangues should be promptly curtailed and contempt of court by the accused or their lawyers dealt with robustly.
Times, Sunday Times
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These works are ideologically charged to the point of being propagandistic.
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I believe the term fascist used as a suffix to a religion came from the extreme wrong wing talk radio's anus, so I do not use the term, as it only serves to perpetuate their anti personnel propagandistic agenda. by
The First Casualty of War is the Truth
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the propagandistic iconography of a despot
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In 1995 the government's Glass Ceiling Commission (the propagandistic title prejudged the subject) saw proof of sex discrimination in the fact that women were only 5 percent of senior managers at Fortune 1000 industrial and Fortune 500 service companies.
Lies, Damned Lies And...
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He is also reported to have made propagandistic broadcasts from North Korea on January 29, February 17, and March 10, 1965.
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Hill dismisses recent North Korean rhetoric against the South as "entirely propagandistic" and directed "entirely at domestic audiences.
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Yet why should we necessarily believe these 'ideological and visual sources', particularly when they are blatantly propagandistic?
The Times Literary Supplement
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As we have seen, Richardson follows the Whig propagandistic practice of conflating tyranny and absolutism.
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Silence is the base of words which is not a kind of verbal language with rich propagandistic content.
