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• But, he says, they were compromised by propagandistic imperatives.
• She expressed no reservations about the propagandistic nature of the work.
• Once again one feels a belief in the propagandistic nature of architecture.
• Israel called Iraq's accusations " propagandistic fantasies ."
• Some of this has taken on a very propagandistic, emotional tone.
• During this time, 6000 Party members received propagandistic schooling.
• Recently, poet Tsybulko confessed that his speech in 1990 was propagandistic.
• As a result, the magazine's propagandistic intentions became more obvious.
• It includes some excellent articles from respected experts alongside some appalling propagandistic junk.
• In general, the first section seems to being used for propagandistic ends.
• "There's now more and more advertising that is more propagandistic.
• Some read a propagandistic message into these paintings.
• Public art is also often used to refute those propagandistic desires of political regimes.
• It is a propagandistic article aimed at causing hate against a group of people.
• Employing ethical rhetoric is the first step towards rejecting vague terminology with propagandistic value.
• These depictions were typical of the time and served an educational-propagandistic purpose.
• The Ministry of Education, led by a general, sent out propagandistic textbooks.
• Marlin credits Orwell with effectively and passionately exposing the enslaving effects of propagandistic language.
• It was a key monument of the propagandistic architecture of the Battle of Toro.