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• a  of or relating to or characterized by propaganda

• Stop with the propagandistic term "pro-life.
• A commentator on Vatican Radio blasted the Managua shouting match as a "profanation of the sacred Mass" and a "maladroit propagandistic manipulation.
• Despite the photographs' propagandistic intent, curators note that their esthetic quality not to mention their rarity as color prints from that period make the case for .

• propagandist

News & Articles

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• The Civilians’ Steve Cosson Likes His Theater Dead
  The Civilians, New York City's premier investigative theater company, have tackled such thorny subjects as urban redevelopment in the Bloomberg era (In the Footprint) and the practical limits of political idealism (Paris Commune), proving in the process that edifying documentary stage art needn't be propagandistic, didactic, or a drag. (The ... More »        
  June 28, 2013 - Vulture

Quotes

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• Toby Dodge in Reuters India
  If you think of '58, '68 and '79, you can now put 2006 on this list -- a propagandistic show trial, a quick execution and a claim that this marks a watershed in Iraqi history,said Toby Dodge, an Iraq expert at Queen Mary, University of London.
• Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi in United Press International
  All Iraqi people and officials should make their utmost efforts to foil prevalence of this propagandistic image that Islamic religions in Iraq are fighting each other,Shahroudi says.
• Armando Hart in Inter Press Service
  If Obama keeps his promise, "a new stage in the ideological battle between the Cuban Revolution and imperialism will be born, and it will be necessary to design a new theoretical and propagandistic conception of our ideas and their origins,"...