Sentence examples for fostered the idea from inspiring English sources

The original Smokey message fostered the idea that all fires are bad and preventable, critics argue.

"Amazon has successfully fostered the idea that a book is a thing of minimal value," Johnson said.

He has been utterly dismissive of climate change, and he has fostered the idea that vaccines cause autism.

This activity fostered the idea of a network of friends who had financial stakes in promoting each other's careers.

For a time, she says, she lived in fear about the channel, even though she had fostered the idea for OWN for the better part of 20 years.

And, when it benefited them, lawyers for both sides sometimes fostered the idea that all counting had to be completed by Dec. 12.

Hopefully these plans can help foster the idea of learning as a unified idea rather than isolated entities.

THE most controversial philosophical conceit of the clock may be that it was deliberately designed to require human winding, an idea meant to foster the idea of responsibility.

He bought a peck of the red stones to add to the collection and foster the idea that garnets and diamonds were found in the same region.

The president's advisers, like David Axelrod, are working overtime to foster the idea that Mr. Romney is not a man of the people.

A hugely difficult season for the club has seen Hazard step back,  fostering the idea that there are problems from which he can be prised away to Spain.