Sentence examples for He disseminated from inspiring English sources

He disseminated propaganda for the Government during World War I and tried to brighten Calvin Coolidge's dour image during the 1924 campaign by importing Al Jolson and 40 other Broadway performers to the White House.

Outside the tribunal, Nitschke brought up a third holder of a reputation – the information he disseminated to Exit International members and purchasers of his book, the Peaceful Pill.

After nurturing "all kinds of things in sort of sad shape" at home, Mr. Lorimer said, he "disseminated the collection to the public".

He helped pioneer Technology Road-mapping and the Participative Management Program, founded Motorola University, and developed the Six Sigma Quality improvement system, which he disseminated across the globe.

With Lucy Forsyth, who co-founded Chronos Publications in 1979, he disseminated to libertarians and anarchist book fairs a range of critical, irreverent publications that had been out of circulation, or had required an English translation from French or German.

"Even though he was successful on the club circuit," says Langa, "by his insistence on a South African idiom he disseminated and created an appetite for South African music".

When asked how he receives the information he disseminates, he said, "I never disclose the type of communication".

"The organization is different, but Ari knows what he needs to know, and he disseminates it well," he said.

The Rev. Bob Cook, Rocky Mountain district superintendent of the Assemblies of God in Colorado Springs, said many clergy members hesitated to distribute the clergy appreciation materials that he disseminates.

He says he receives news of six to eight employment opportunities each month, generally before they are made public, and he disseminates them through the Headsets and Highballs job edition e-mail list.

But from the priest's point of view, the only thing that has changed is the receptiveness of the outside world to the message he disseminates from Decani's secluded 14th century monastery.