Sentence examples for disseminate a from inspiring English sources

He helped disseminate a flurry of new English Bibles.

Tells about attempts to disseminate a psychological profile of the M.S.B.P. mother.

Prevent hoped to disseminate a "counter-narrative" to that of fundamentalist Islamists, but quickly became dragged into the myriad turf wars between various Muslim factions.

And so were planted the seeds of the Atheist Bus Campaign, an effort to disseminate a godless message to the greater public.

("Incoming!" is another way of saying, "It's Isac!") It is believed that Isac can disseminate a piece of gossip to ten reporters in fifteen minutes.

But it shows that a 15-year-old with video software and Internet access can now create and disseminate a professional-quality political ad.

By the mid-nineties, clinicians in the United States, Britain, and Canada had begun to disseminate a psychological profile, a set of suspect traits, of the Munchausen mother.

Until the age of Martha Stewart and Masterpiece Theater arrived to disseminate a higher standard of politesse, America was an uncouth society indeed.

These help to disseminate a wide range of new educational practices and ideas, including those that derive from the teacher-controlled Schools Council for Curriculum and Examinations.

He told me that as Commanding General he believes he should not only direct battlefield action but also disseminate a few easy-to-grasp concepts about the war's prosecution, which subordinate officers can then interpret on their own.

The ethics inquiry found that, in part, Mr. Gingrich's lectures were a means to develop and disseminate a political message at a time when Mr. Gingrich was trying to build a Republican majority in the House.