Sentence examples for promulgated through from inspiring English sources

Scientific knowledge, relentlessly promulgated through public health campaigns over many decades, alters behavioral norms.

The language was further promulgated through the texts of Manichaeism, a faith spread by the prophet Mani (216 274? ce).

It appears that the people were open to persuasion and the ministry's slogans, promulgated through posters and in compliant newspapers, became part of the nation's conversation.

Pauling's sentiments were also promulgated through his book No More War! (1958), a passionate analysis of the implications of nuclear war for humanity.

He described such reports as propaganda, promulgated through the Western news media and picked up by local Afghan news media, with the goal of undermining Afghan confidence and, by extension, faith in his government.

After years of unmemorable advertising slogans like "Eye it, try it, buy it," the brand struck pay dirt with the theme "See the U.S.A. in your Chevrolet," as promulgated through a catchy jingle that became identified with the singer Dinah Shore after she sang it in two Chevy-sponsored television series that ran from 1951 to 1963.

And torture is only a minute fraction of the wrong we promulgate through unchecked militarism, the aim of which is domination of the planet.

Someone then asked Cobb about the court's assessment of his mental health, which lead to a two-minute response in which he said "because of the troposphere the propagandistic atmosphere has been promulgated primarily through television but really through all media" and that "the medicalization of dissent was begun seriously by Jewish communists in the Soviet Union".

The survey was translated into four languages (French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Chinese) from the original English version and promulgated online through www.surveymonkey.com.com

He was an architect and designer who promulgated his ideas through his printed works.

The nouveau roman was taken up by the literary theorist Jean Ricardou and promulgated by him through the avant-garde critical journal Tel Quel.