He propagated the community celebration (sankirtana) of Krishna as the most powerful means of bringing about the proper bhakti attitude.
In the 1950's, he propagated the view that psychiatric trouble should be diagnosed through the use of a scientific model and a biological approach.
Born Sylvester Stewart, he came into the world in Texas and was raised in California, where he propagated a beautifully inventive sonic vision.
These he propagated not from the normal method of grafting, but from pips, once triumphantly producing a particularly dark specimen from a core harvested in Ted Hughes's garden.
There is no clause that binds us to find 'the good' in Rhodes' character, nor to sanitise the imperialist, colonial agenda he propagated".
He propagated the doctrine throughout most of the colonies, often against much opposition from orthodox Christians who believed that Universalism would lead to immorality.
After he got out, he worked as a used-car salesman and volunteered at a youth center, where, according to a social worker named Peter Calluy, he propagated homophobia and anti-democratic ideas.
His Light Space Modulator observations helped to formulate the theories of the moving image that he propagated as a designer, artist, writer and teacher in the 1930s and 1940s.
As a teacher, he propagated the same principles to his students, first at the Royal College of Art in London, then the furniture department of the West of England School of Art and Design, which he renamed the Construction School.
When he worked as a tabloid journalist, he propagated the famous legend that John Major, then Tory prime minister, tucked his shirt into his pants; and "The Blair Years", the diary of his time as media hatchet-man to Mr Major's successor, is full of them.
He propagated a clear style of writing and speaking about philosophical matters, insisted upon justification of philosophical theses and sharply distinguished philosophy as a science from world-views.
