Sentence examples for propagating the principles from inspiring English sources

Bob achieved his clout not through some sensational Watergate-like exposé although he could and did relentlessly pursue wrongdoing in high places but by skillfully, persistently and successfully propagating the principles of liberty on the Journal's editorial pages.

Periyar propagated the principles of rationalism, self-respect, women's rights and eradication of caste.

Its two goals were to propagate the principles of Reform Judaism and to keep American Jews, who often lived in small towns singly or in communities of two or three families, in touch with Jewish affairs and their religious identity.

As a teacher, he propagated the same principles to his students, first at the Royal College of Art in London, then the furniture department of the West of England School of Art and Design, which he renamed the Construction School.

He has a dozen ways of propagating those principles over the heads of Sun journalists.

All is glorious in these videos, and they have been successful in propagating the lie that Daesh is anything more than a gang of murderers whose every act is a betrayal of the principles of Islam.

Daisy Goldschmid, 28, takes charge of propagating the tender perennials.

Linear elastic fracture mechanics principles were used to propagate the crack and obtain the local stress intensity values.

Hellenic Nomarchy was widely read during the late Ottoman rule among Greeks, and propagated the ideals of freedom, social justice and equality as the main principles of every well-governed society.

To find the edge of the tsunami source area, Huygen's principle was applied to back-propagate the tsunami from each observation station.

There are many of such studies, but their practical implications are still limited by insufficient understanding of the principles of how the SET-domain proteins recognize, maintain, and propagate the states of chromatin activity to descendant cells.