Sentence examples for media propelled from inspiring English sources

Neighbour believes the power of social media propelled the story to have such an extraordinary impact overnight.

The media propelled our imaginations and the Chinese whispers grew about the two young Muslims from Western Sydney who were fighting for an Islamic State.

Section 28 was still in force at the time, and the mainstream media – propelled by righteous moralisers like Mary Whitehouse – saw us as freaks, spitting disgust at our life "choices".

Social media propels Bieber: "Some say the 15-year-old Canadian's rise to superstardom is evidence of his preternatural talent and charisma.

The case has received significant media coverage, propelled by photos, images and even text messages purportedly relating to alleged abuse being leaked to the media.

While his 9/11 Koran-burning stunt in the words of the Washington Post "started with a tweet" last July, it was endless saturation coverage of his threat in more established media that propelled him to international celebrity.

As wave after wave of media interest propelled it higher - it topped $1200 (£730) in early December - the Bitcoin believers proclaimed it the future of money.

Boyle added that "the exposure to investors, the technology community and media outlets propelled our company to the next level, [and] this exposure put us on the map for top investors, including Y Combinator".

The media further propelled this narrative.

Social media has propelled us into a realm where anything seems possible, and the bounds that used to hold back society are gone.

Which is: some cultures, just like some individuals, move from Form to Essence, some cultures, just like some individuals move from Essence to Form. - media can merely witness and document these shifts (that's journalism); - media can propel these shifts (in either direction, be it from Form to Essence, or from Essence to Form) in which case it is media of propaganda.