"They propagate the nation, the American, and the West generally, is at war with Islam; that's how they recruit, that's how they try to radicalise young people," he said.
Even then, since all the spectacular pomp of the funeral seemed designed to propagate the Thatcher myth, I was reminded of an even more pungent phrase from Eliot's Four Quartets: "human kind cannot bear very much reality".
As their main historian recounts, they "had no zealots in their midst with burning faith to propagate by fire and sword.
They would like to propagate the vaccine as an epidemic.As in the biological world, a big problem with vaccines is that they cannot be created until the virus they seek to stop spreading has emerged.
I humbly hope that your Excellency will champion honesty, propagate justice, and promote democracy…"Song died on March 22nd.
In short, it has never been easier to propagate hatred and lies.
Mabel's descendants would later propagate a view of her love for Austin as a beautiful romance, but to Emily's ears it can hardly have seemed elevated.
Some even propagate an ideology reminiscent of the "revolutionary blood lineage" theory North Korean dictators use to justify dynastic succession.
In an opinion clearly aimed at Mr Strine, the state Supreme Court last year called on judges to stop using rulings to "propagate their individual world views".Given the emphasis Delaware's courts put on consistency, any change is likely to be one of style more than substance.
If the water going down the hole rotates faster than the ripples can propagate, the ripples which stray beyond the aqueous "event horizon" (a black hole's point of no return) will not make it out.
Such detailed records of how earthquakes propagate would feed back into scientific understanding of tectonic ruptures.
