Sentence examples for propagates the from inspiring English sources

The museum propagates the view that the events in Genesis are literally true.

Now much of the programming propagates the unadorned Wahhabi brand of Islam prevalent in the kingdom.

And the Ministry of Truth propagates the Party's three slogans: FREEDOM IS SLAVERY.

SIR —The article on the trade agenda in Congress propagates the misunderstanding that international law prohibits prison labour.

But the foundation also propagates the Clinton brand (Chelsea is vice-chair), and is a place to keep people close and form more connections, or, perhaps, entanglements.

In insulating algorithms and their creators from public scrutiny, rather than responding to civic concerns about bias and discrimination, the existing system "propagates the myth that those algorithms are objective and fair," O'Neil said.

In messages filled with poetic language, Mr. Mashaei repeatedly propagates the importance of the nation of Iran over that of Islam.

"We cannot permit any group which propagates the views of banned international preachers of hate and organises hate-filled public protests to operate in Britain.

In her reality show, the prevailing truth propagates the convenient illusion that the failure of your marriage is never really your own fault.

But there is a potential downside if Spring for Music in any way propagates the notion that an orchestra needs the support system of a Carnegie Hall festival to present challenging programs.

The fate of our world may depend on the effort of a single person who builds or propagates the machinery of freedom that makes the world safe for capitalism".