Sentence examples for propagated idea from inspiring English sources

He said the widely propagated idea of Turner being an artist in decline and not caring about what he painted was "a grave injustice".

With lectures and publications, they propagated ideas frowned upon at universities and converted the most powerful players in this revolution.

As if these standards were not high enough, the self-help industry and therapeutic community have propagated ideas that our marriages should also heal the emotional wrongs from the past!

When they returned to the United States, many of these artists sought to propagate ideas they had gathered in Paris, but few were heralded as innovators.

"By the 1760s the colonial newspaper network had developed into a powerful, open and social platform for rehearsing arguments, propagating ideas and exchanging opinions".

Historically, this led to wild misrepresentations of the Mosuo by central Chinese powers, which tended to cast the country's ethnic minorities as exotic or barbaric to propagate ideas of cultural backwardness.

At the same time that the security services were rounding up cyber activists, demonstrators and members of the old opposition, the regime propagated the idea that it was engaging in a dialogue with its opponents.

During South Africa's moves toward democracy in the early 1990s, Tutu propagated the idea of South Africa as "the Rainbow Nation," and he continued to comment on events with varying combinations of trenchancy and humour.

Hermann Weyl propagated the idea that objectivity is associated with invariance (see, e.g., his authoritative work Weyl 1952: 132).

We propagated the idea of dance music as a form here".

Jack Welch propagated the idea of reverse mentorship in the late '90s while serving as CEO at General Electric.