Sentence examples for myth propagation from inspiring English sources
Of course, the Terra Femme Net myth propagation continues, enabling Bio Business to sell a box of 20 tampons for $5.49, a price that's $2 more than Kimberly's Kotex or Procter & Gamble's Tampax.
I use the breakfast example because it demonstrates the first rule of nutritional myth propagation: if enough people repeat with frequency, people will believe it without question.
The Anti-Defamation League has run large advertisements in major newspapers, including this one, attacking the book for Carter's propagation of "myths like Jewish control of the government and media".
The issue has spurred genuine debate among researchers, inspired philosophical discussions about the propagation of myths and the behavior of climate scientists and has led to the development of novel research methods.
The Anti-Defamation League has run large advertisements in major newspapers, including this one, attacking the book for Carter's propagation of "myths like Jewish control of the government and media". Across the land, Jewish leaders and their friends are asking each other what exactly Carter's problem is with the Jews.
She used her famous husband, as certain driven women have done before her, to empower herself and, ironically, achieve her identity through the maintenance and propagation of his myth.
If only the world had recognized, as Lowenstein puts it, that "the propagation of this myth is, in some sense, the story of any bubble.
The propagation of these myths not only distorts the reality of the crisis and those caught up in it, but can also affect how states and populations move to help those in need.
The most obvious explanation is that his real energies were expended not so much on his books as on the propagation of his personal myth.
The travelogues of the later 19th century in turn further contributed to the elaboration and propagation of the Great Wall myth.
