Sentence examples for propagating it from inspiring English sources

Putin has made Sochi a top priority for Russia to help its image abroad by propagating it as a modern state with top-notch infrastructure.

Because they no longer thought that the foreign brand of extremism and the particularly unpleasant people who were propagating it served their communities' – and their own – interests.

Malala "has become a symbol of Western culture in the area; she was openly propagating it," a spokesman, Ehsanullah Ehsan, told The Times.

The older generation of French Muslims is terrified by the rise of fundamentalism: after the shooting at Charlie Hebdo, imams demanded that the government take action against websites and networks propagating it.

"She has become a symbol of Western culture in the area; she was openly propagating it," Mr. Ehsan said, adding that if she survived, the militants would certainly try to kill her again.

And while they dismiss Alexander Boris Johnsonon's antics as beneath contempt, many people are surprised at the way my old friend Lord Lawson is putting himself around as someone who boasts about living in France but is blithely relaxed about the prospect of Brexit, indeed actively propagating it.

When a great application is created by the user, the IT staff should productize it and propagate it to other environments.

An evil poisonous ideology and those who propagate it are to blame, and nothing else.

Other news organizations picked up the story, and social media users further propagated it.

Instead of exposing that absurd defamation for what it was - a nasty smear - the media sedulously propagated it.

This may well be why Chaplin – who was defensive about his personal life – was happy to propagate it.