Sentence examples similar to promulgate this message from inspiring English sources

As a dedicated Epicurean, passionate to promulgate the message of the founder, Lucretius reproduced Epicurean doctrine faithfully (Sedley 1998; Clay 1983 allows Lucretius more originality).

The folks who promulgate this nastiness know what they're doing.

Lappé was the author of "Diet for a Small Planet," which became a best-seller in 1971, promulgating the message that Americans could help solve world hunger by shifting to a predominantly vegetarian diet.

Many Americans parroting lines about "a more balanced approach in the Middle East" are promulgating the message, whether they're conscious of it or not, "To hell with the Israelis; if they die, they die".

Rowe said they were operating from locations including gyms, restaurants and cafes, which are "used to facilitate extremist activity by allowing key figures to operate and promulgate their message".

Kim Il Sung first promulgated this inward-turning, nativist ideology in 1955, when he officially distanced North Korea from Soviet patronage.

"In essence, we are constantly having to deal with efforts by people promulgating this thing," Mr. Killorin said.

Harvard appears to have learned nothing from the case of Caleb Warner in promulgating this provision.

The religious right has profitably promulgated this misconception at least since the 1970s.

"Promulgating this regulation and terminating the FSA is an important step toward regaining control over the border".

Students who participate tend to promulgate brand messages.