Sentence examples similar to Purveying soap from inspiring English sources
Purveying sovereignty from quite a different perspective was Martin Luther.
They then viciously accused one another of purveying a placebo.
How well she succeeded in purveying this myth could be seen in her obituaries.
She was not above purveying make-up tips through ladies' columns in newspapers.
Unfortunately some doctors — men and women sworn to the Hippocratic Oath — are purveying junk science.
Among the kiosks purveying tobacco, trinkets and food, the waiting car is one kiosk more, purveying death; and as much part of daily neighborhood life as the others.
This of course requires purveying good content as well as fast connections.
Why is purveying this material increasingly profitable?
Facebook isn't an "idealistic" company, but a commercial enterprise purveying private data to advertisers.
Because "Open Hearts" follows the austere rules of the Danish filmmaking collective Dogma 95, it purveys a documentary-style realism that dilutes any lingering soap opera gloss.
Haremlique purveys seductive bath and bed linens often cut in custom sizes for yachts as well as divine black-olive soaps, coffee, and sweets.
