Sample Sentences for
propaganda
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    The British and the Russians are probably exaggerating for propaganda purposes, just like the Germans.  (source)
    propaganda = to influence opinions with biased information
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    —he had nothing to give, except maybe Mein Kampf, and there was no way he'd give such propaganda to a young German girl.  (source)
    propaganda = one-sided information spread to influence opinions
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    My father tried to counter their propaganda, but it was hard.  (source)
    propaganda = one-sided information that is spread to influence opinions
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    Those videos were created for propaganda purposes.  (source)
    propaganda = one-sided information spread to influence opinions
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    Were he a real Truth-seeker and not a propagandist for a particular point of view he would not.†  (source)
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    Successful propagandists have succeeded because the doctrine they bring into form is that which their listeners have for some time felt without being able to shape.†  (source)
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    In the South, where most newspapers, even the great metropolitan dailies, have shown themselves shortsighted and uncourageous or—worse—have propagandized as though they were organs of the Councils and Klans, the importance of those newspapers that live up to their journalistic responsibilities cannot be sufficiently emphasized.†  (source)
    standard suffix: The suffix "-ize" converts a word to a verb. This is the same pattern you see in words like apologize, theorize, and dramatize.
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    Language, however, does not belong to the illiterate or to bodies of people forming tendentious and propagandistic interest groups, determined to use it for what they (usually mistakenly) believe to be their advantage.†  (source)
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    Had she really any life of her own behind all her propagandism?†  (source)
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    Propagandizing among the troops, the socialists and anarchists had made the barracks into a war of religion, and among the exhausted prisoners theological debates raged at a languorous pace.†  (source)
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    It was one of twelve propaganda programs conducted in English and broadcast to Allied troops.  (source)
    propaganda = one-sided information that is purposefully spread to influence opinions
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    Even the most amateur propagandist could conjure sinister implications.†  (source)
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    How many Pirogoffs have there not been among our writers—scholars, propagandists?†  (source)
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