Sentence examples for propagating stories from inspiring English sources

The media began propagating stories about Mexicans and their mysterious drug, marijuana.

And yet, Scott propagated stories that positioned Zelda's outrage as yet more evidence of Zelda's "crazy".

In a way, I'm anxious to be over and done with that rite of passage already; it will help to make us even more circumspect about campaigns to propagate stories that shouldn't be extended under the wrong conditions.

We even assist in propagating the stories and myths that support their faulty judgements.

But highlighting the deep Conservative divisions on the issue, the former Environment Secretary Owen Paterson accused Lord Hill of propagating "scare stories".

I say that to possibly excuse Mr. Gibson for his program continuing to propagate a story line that has now been proven to be totally false: The story line that the Obama campaign said one thing to the Canadian government while saying something else to the voters in Ohio.

Jones, who heads the conspiracy website Infowars, is known for propagating outrageous, false stories, including claims that the 9/11 attacks were an "inside job" and that the parents of the 20 students slain at Connecticut's Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012 were actors who helped fake the slaughter of children and school employees.

"It's word-of-mouth and helps propagate our story".

We've been, again, crystal clear to all media including The Guardian, who really propagated this story from day one, based on nothing.

We don't want to be accused of propagating spoilers, but the story does have some key general elements that bear repeating.

In short, California agriculture appears to be more resilient than the doom-and-gloom stories propagated by agribusinesses and their supporters in Congress.