Sentence examples for argument disseminated from inspiring English sources

This argument, disseminated through a quarterly newsletter, numerous pamphlets and speeches and alternative mental-health journals, are as voluminous and diverse as its membership.

After seeing one prominent Republican after another on television railing against the stimulus bill as if it is just another "pork barrel" project from any old Congress; and then seeing these stupid arguments disseminated through the corporate media and influencing public opinion, it is clear that Washington Republicans still frame the debate.

"There is a developing hostility towards science, fuelled by half-truths and false arguments easily disseminated on the internet, which feed a suspicion that the truth is somehow always being deliberately hidden".

Sumita Chakravarty's National Identity in Indian Popular Cinema 1947-1987, University of Texas Press (1993), both covers this area and shows the extent to which this entire argument has been disseminated.

In our talk point on whether the G8 campaigns achieved anything, Cynthia Martin said: I think IF did a great job, but it is worth pondering as to how campaign arguments can be disseminated more widely to the public.

Thus he rehearses the classical arguments that without disseminated void between the parts of bodies, one cannot explain division and separation of matter at the level of basic particles, and that without the inane coacervatum, one cannot explain the motion of bodies through space.

Mr. Bok said he came away convinced the best response is to insist on open discourse while making sure that the various arguments are addressed and disseminated to all constituents.

In order to avoid that, the economic argument for LVT must be widely disseminated and discussed.

His whole argument rests on the claim that the briefing was "disseminated" as "an intelligence product" rather than a policy product.

Individual totemism is widely disseminated.

Strongly worded treatises were disseminated.