Sentence examples for propagates that from inspiring English sources

And I think also my industry propagates that, which is:  Don't charge people.

The title 'Buddha', which literally means 'awakened', is conferred on an individual who discovers the path to nirvana, the cessation of suffering, and propagates that discovery so that others may also achieve nirvana.

This paper propagates that through the identification of factors that influence the character of the historic urban landscape of George Town world heritage sites, we are able to understand the relationship between the landscape components and its importance to the historic characters of the sites.

He propagates that there are at least two universes; the "stEien" universe and the "stAin" universe.

ISIS propagates that the West, particularly the U.S., is at war with Islam.

Reserve your yeses only for an agenda that directly and immediately propagates that ambition.

I propagated that one from an old cemetery rose found on a rose-rustling escapade years ago in New Jersey.

"The myth has been propagated that urban roaming cats do a lot to control the rat population," Mr. Schroeder said.

There is this idea that is falsely propagated that we're in a superior market of ideas because the algorithms are neutral.

Trump has done much to propagate that myth, in a way that reveals — not incidentally — how little committed he is to the rule of law.

But, as Naika Foroutan, a social scientist and deputy head of the Berlin Institute for Empirical Integration and Migration Research (BIM), warned in the TAZ, "the narrative that's being propagated that 'we need immigrants in order to secure our pensions', is too utilitarian.