Sentence examples for circulated far from inspiring English sources

"They are printed and circulated far beyond my expectation," he wrote in March 1518 to a publisher in Nuremberg who had published a German translation of the theses.

The article, a scathing indictment that circulated far and wide, including in Iraq, accused the Army's generals of lacking "professional character," "creative intelligence" and "moral courage".

He penned an article entitled The Problem With Music for punk zine Maximum Rock'n'Roll magazine that's since been circulated far and wide.

The Dragon rouge circulated far more widely though, and is well known today in former and current French colonies in the Caribbean.

Several male office-workers in Ireland were humiliated this month when an email detailing the top 10 female, ahem, "talents" in their workplace circulated far beyond their expectations and ended up in the newspapers and on gossip blogs.

That Deadspin piece has been circulated far and wide, not only because the story is FUCKING INSANE, but also because it doesn't fit into any of the boxes that media-savvy sports news consumers are familiar with.

But it circulates far more freely outside Cuba than within, where the Castro dictatorship regards it as counter-revolutionary.

Genes circulate far more widely around the whole population than our sense of ourselves as unique beings can accommodate: we're all much more closely related than we know.

Little is known of the long term effects of GMOs, but it is an issue circulating far pasts its agricultural roots, and into mainstream media through the campaigns of politicians like Bernie Sanders and the creative processes of entertainers like Gwyneth Paltrow, Neil Young, and Astronauts of Antiquity.

The most likely explanation for the discrepancy between the way the novel virus was detected in Mexico and the US is that the virus had been circulating far longer in Mexico than the US.

The incident in the note was "an urban legend," said Ms. Weber, the Wal-Mart spokeswoman, who said the e-mail message had generated a flood of inquiries and had been circulated as far as the United Arab Emirates, where a supermarket chain that had a program similar to "Code Adam" said an equally apocryphal note with nearly identical wording had been making the rounds.