Sentence examples for having propagated from inspiring English sources

When he was rumbled in the 1980s, having propagated his myth for over 30 years, nobody really minded – it simply became part of his oeuvre as an artist.

Walmart was a leading and high-paying member of Alec for many years until May 2012, when the company withdrew after the network came under fire for having propagated "stand-your-ground" gun laws around the country.

Araki (1977) found that the PI started simultaneously at the equator (KO in Fig. 10) and high latitude (PB, CO, SI) and suggested that the equatorial PI is caused by the polar electric field having propagated to the equator instantaneously.

Some said they were unhappy about having propagated a false story, thus making things worse for victims' families.

What Pocock has propagated here is something deeper – cultural change.

Icicles of rust -- rusticles -- have propagated all across the wreck.

Clinton partially defended the 1994 crime bill but admitted the systemic bias it had propagated.

The British media, including supposedly serious newspapers and broadcasters, have propagated every variety of pseudo-science.

That fed into games and it has propagated outwards," he says.

Ryan's impressive poise, leadership and passing tools have propagated high expectations.

Small fluctuations in density would have propagated through the fireball like sound waves.