Sentence examples for propagating fear from inspiring English sources

@a_smith: You wrote 'MSG is as harmful as any other recreational drug can be', which is simply fanciful, and I'm afraid that doing a Google search to back up the theory doesn't count as clinical evidence in anyone's book, but rather plays in to the hands of those nutritionists who make their living from propagating fear.

The law, the report noted, "not only subordinates the needs of the patient to that of the state, it propagates fear among the population".

Still, propagating the fear and grief caused by acts of violence has the potential to satisfy those who commit them.

Millions of people pour into or through the city every day, through its huge transport network, making it easy to identify places to plant bombs and propagate fear.

In claiming otherwise, "People are trying to perpetuate myths and propagate fear".

We live daily with the choice to use our words to inspire hope or propagate fear.

And then the administration went from underreacting to overreacting, and terrifying those who were ill by propagating irrational fears.

Both men and women propagate the fear based tactics of power politics, as Clinton has so aptly proven by diving headfirst into the muck and brawl of a negative campaign.

The high mortality rates and lack of effective antiviral drugs or preventive vaccines has propagated the fear that filoviruses may become a real pandemic threat.

In spatially extended settings where fear may inspire long-range migration, the possibility of fear propagating faster than bug will prove highly consequential.

My neighbor brought me a vitriolic chain-mail that was obvious in its intent to harm Muslims by propagating hatred and fear.