Sentence examples for is to propagate from inspiring English sources

The natural talent of the raspberry plant, apparently, is to propagate like a slobbering alien on Sigourney Weaver's space station.

To do so, as Monbiot has done, is to propagate inaccuracies and to mislead the public worldwide (not to mention other journalists) who are seeking the truth about radiation's hazards.

So few genes have been cataloged in trees, he said, that the only way to tell whether one tree is better than another is "to propagate them and compare traits, and that can take years".

But the formal point in contention is something much broader: limiting the concept of religious ministry to those institutions whose aim is to propagate the faith, by mainly employees of the same faith, to clients mainly of the same faith.

Since the columns are lightly reinforced, we assume only one single crack is to propagate at the column central section.

They are envisaged as 'development centres' whose purpose is to propagate modern livestock rearing as an 'innovation'innovation

The main aim of the champu writing was to propagate Jain tenets and ethics.

It's also been used to propagate disinformation regarding the president's political beliefs.

It only flowers rarely and is difficult to propagate.

It is easy to propagate and grows rapidly.

This may well be why Chaplin – who was defensive about his personal life – was happy to propagate it.