Meanings of propagandistic in English

Culture does change the way we think, just not in the propagandistic way.

Meanwhile, announcer Dave Dempsey rallies the troops with propagandistic tales of manifest destiny.

But on Twitter she slammed the "propagandistic effect" of the set-up.

Slideshow (2 images) This is not a propagandistic film, made to support someone in particular.

Under which propagandistic title, book authors acquired statutory protection from plagiarism and piracy for up to 28 years.

They are no longer propagandistic evidence in the hands of the Spanish Right against the Spanish Left of 1936.

The propagandistic parody casts the ordinarily affable Mama as a knife-wielding murderess with a demonic glare in her eyes.

Those previous four words were, of course, a classic propagandistic formulation of the time, and remain so to this day.

An adequate appreciation of the tremendous spread of the modern, conscious social unrest cannot be gained from merely propagandistic literature.

In the press, stale and propagandistic though it was, he learned a craft and made a living for a while.

I don't like to make my art propagandistic, but I think that MacMillan is conflating propaganda with an artist's involvement in society.

Then Jalili replied and this is how a diplomat in the room described his speech: It was not long or bombastic or propagandistic.

If anyone was to produce a propagandistic fictional account of the effects of the 1916 Rising, Pádraic Ó Conaire might have seemed a likely candidate.

Russia responds Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a statement that the staged murder was "a masquerade" done for "propagandistic effect".

"I never wear any," I explained, beginning a propagandistic harangue on the non-essentiality of clothes....

Culture does change the way we think, just not in the propagandistic way.