Sentence examples for disseminated like from inspiring English sources

In fact, they get disseminated like any other cultural artefact.

Foucault had argued that power did not reside exclusively or even primarily with the state but was disseminated like a web over a society's institutions.

Experts agree that reclassification might work fairly well for documents already declassified but not yet publicly disseminated, like some at Fort Detrick.

All this is to say nothing of how FUNAI immediately responded to the Simpatía encounter, and the irresponsibility in allowing the film footage to be disseminated like it was.

Dr. Goodman said that despite the figures disseminated, like the task force's finding that there was a 16percentt mortality benefit with mammography, uncertainty reigned, and most scientists who studied the data were well aware of it.

Culture is not a product that can be valued, estimated, rewarded, or disseminated like any other product; Anderson fundamentally understands the distinction.

Their content was widely disseminated, well liked, and earned exactly zero dollars.

Recently, disseminated oligodendroglioma-like leptomeningeal neoplasms (an entity that predominantly affects children) were reported to frequently harbor concurrent BRAF-KIAA1549 gene fusions and 1p deletion, generally without 19q deletion [ 101].

However, it is also through these very secretions that the subject resurfaces, in disseminated form, "like the ashes we strew into the wind after death" (Sade Fourier Loyola, 1971).

JR: Most people have very low [privacy] settings on Facebook, and they enjoy the benefit of broadly disseminated information, like when it comes to finding a long-last classmate and being able to ping that person.

Comey told investigators he used his laptop and personal email when he needed "to word process an unclassified [document] that was going to be disseminated broadly," like a speech or an email to the whole organization, according to the report.