A pardon in the matter of her own death would have a certain propagandistic poetry.

As a result, the magazine's propagandistic intentions became more obvious.

After this her work began to take on a more propagandistic and ideological tone.

So is Camp taste, which definitely has something propagandistic about it.

She attributes this action to the "propagandistic machinery" of the government.

Some films were more potent with propagandistic symbolism than others.

That proposal was generally regarded as propagandistic in tone by American officials.

I shall give a propagandistic cause for starting the war - never mind whether it be plausible or not.

During this time, 6000 Party members received propagandistic schooling.

The front part of the building still serves as a space for political, often very subjective and propagandistic, messages.

Despite its propagandistic beginnings, a day set aside to honor the rule of law was not a bad idea.

His show is an interesting, painfully blunt exercise in propagandistic theater.

The relief sculptures at the base of the monument are propagandistic in their design.

The number of victims was heavily exaggerated, for different propagandistic reasons, by both sides.

It was a photograph -taken in the correct and simple, propagandistic style.

"It struck me as verging on the propagandistic rather than the journalistic."

A propagandistic movie about the Opium War was screened around town.

Politically affiliated films appearing in 1908, often deemed propagandistic by today's terms.

The Ministry of Education, led by a general, sent out propagandistic textbooks.

Figurative painting and natural subjects, rarely propagandistic, dominate contemporary art.

I was no longer victimized by that propagandistic stupidity.

The old propagandistic elements are now more a source of comedy than hate, and the early style is much appreciated.

The film, with its animated propagandistic prologue, was clearly aimed at local audiences.

As a result, the selection of symbols can be done subjectively and with a propagandistic intent.

The film is mercifully brief and only moderately propagandistic.

I am certainly not a propagandist for the Chinese government.

It's difficult for a propagandist to look at history, but perhaps the people of Europe should.

So why did some musicians become propagandists for the party?

He plays his little game - so do you propagandists.

"Everybody is part of the machine, a propagandist for the party's policy."

These are labels that even Soviet propagandists no longer use.

It was a propagandist and political issue no Arab government could avoid.

"That's just what the Communist propagandists in their countries told them for 40 years - that the church had done wrong."

That fact has now been seized upon by Soviet propagandists.

Up to 15,000 trained propagandists were working in Shanghai by late 1951.

"Their mistake was not going beyond being armed propagandists," he said.

And we had to accept the press releases from the propagandists when it was all over.

After receiving his pension, he became a propagandist, in 1899.

He told the students that creative people who start with a message are propagandists, not artists.

But the Party propagandists may be on to something.

He wanted to be the man his propagandists said he was.

The government denied these reports calling them "simply not true, and propagandist in nature".

The old propagandist must go the way of all of us.

"But as a publisher you could be called propagandists for any author.

The more political and propagandist elements are absent from tradition.

He turned and walked up to the two propagandists.

In spite of her strong political beliefs, she does not appear to be a propagandist.

On the other hand, there is indeed the potential for enemy propagandists to make capital out of it.