Sentence examples for promote the myth that from inspiring English sources

President Donald Trump's aide Kellyanne Conway took advantage of that news to promote the myth that Barack Obama might have "wiretapped" Trump though household electronics.

While corporate media pundits promote the myth that Sanders' positions are far from the Democratic mainstream, I pointed out the unreported fact that 81percentt of Democrats (and 55% of all Americans) support Bernie's position on Medicare for All.

They help promote the myth that the majority of people on incapacity benefit are not ill.

Like the Bushes, the Romneys, another famous Republican political dynasty that grows more conservative with each generation, promote the myth that they are self-made men.

Donald Trump, who continues to promote the myth that voter fraud is running rampant, has urged his supporters to keep an eye out for any shenanigans on Election Day.

This will be controversial, because some people continue to promote the myth that our national fat consumption has fallen -- in fact, VB6 shows statistics that since 1980, fat consumption has skyrocketed by one-third, from 57 to 79 pounds per year.

In recent years, sensitive to criticism that the Princess culture promotes the myth that women are not full agents in their own lives, Disney began to emphasize the resourcefulness and energy of their princesses.

Further promoting the myth that America is bedevilled by an immigrant crime wave, he said that he had ordered the Department of Homeland Security to set up a new office to support the victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.

Modern capitalism promotes the myth that we are all masters of our fate and birth is not destiny, as proof that swelling wealth at the top has been earned.

The presence of great number of disabled people suggests that the society at large bought into, perhaps even promoted, the myth that everyone could benefit from the pool.

Ask yourself what we'll win in the long run by accusing the president of being a "sell out" or by promoting the myth that he hasn't achieved anything in his first year (again, he has -- and much of it is very progressive).