Sentence examples for propelled the idea from inspiring English sources

He invented the concept and word "genocide" and propelled the idea into international legal status.

"The War Room" also propelled the idea that campaign strategists could be celebrities in their own right, at times even attracting more attention than the candidates themselves.

The vast majority of songs on filesharing systems have been in the MP3 file format since Napster propelled the idea of digital music into the mass market in 1999.

"You have to take a broader perspective so everybody can interpret based on their own faith". But what really propelled the idea of devoting a label to Christian titles was Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ". The film's success stunned Hollywood and confirmed Fox executives' hunches about the Christian market.

To the extent that both the media and the leading campaigns are propelling the idea that the underlying dynamic in the race is "change versus experience", it's true, and self-fulfillingly if not trivially so, that substantive ideological and policy differences will not settle the Democratic nomination.

"People either loved it and got it, or they really really hated it". This polarisation, in fact, is what helped propel the idea further.

With that said, this does further propel the idea that Google's engineers are becoming more and more interested in iOS – it's the second Google app in recent history to land on iOS first, following the May release of their (rather friggin' good) iOS keyboard, Gboard.

Obviously the media is eager to propel the idea that there's a celebrity feud brewing, again not a smear campaign.

Back in the late 1830s, white audiences were particularly partial to seeing white performers in blackface, and minstrelsy helped to propel the idea that black people were loud, stupid, indignant, unkempt, and sexually insatiable.

And that myth propels the idea that a loaded AK-47 is necessary when dining at Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, just in case you encounter a bad guy.

Michael was, in part, propelled by the idea that future studies may prove that the surgery is beneficial.