Sentence examples for being propagated from inspiring English sources

She went on to say that she "will not tolerate" stories being propagated about her health.

There was no action we could have taken to stop the e-mails or the fake news from being propagated. . . .

One of her biggest beefs is the perception of the civil service being propagated by the government.

It also reflects a willful gender mash-up being propagated by the young or young at heart.

The real myth about job creation that's being propagated this election is the role of the private sector.

This is the ordinary person's readiness to fall for nearly every myth being propagated by popular chroniclers of past time.

While we bear responsibility for our problems, the caricature of Mexico being propagated in the United States only increases the despair on both sides of the Rio Grande.

That, frankly, sounds implausible, but if it is a myth, it was widespread, and was being propagated by the following day's newspapers.

But yellow, white and showy lady-slippers are less difficult and more readily available, being propagated successfully from seed and by plant division.

"The same vitriol and hatred is being propagated [now], not just by shock jocks but by the people we've elected to run our territory," Goldflam told the commission.

Some of these steps are in reaction to the various harms that can be and are being propagated through the network.