Sentence examples for publicize stories from inspiring English sources

The news media publicize stories of autism, seizures and crib death that followed vaccination.

In an age where a ban against Muslim travel is being pushed and unarmed black men are still being killed by police, filmmakers and screenwriters aren't wrong to publicize stories of discrimination.

The reason, at least in part, has to do with fears about it, from highly publicized stories about mercury contamination to feeling intimidated about purchasing and preparing it.

As for the other nominees, the gritty frontier drama "The Revenant" also broke the mold and the widely publicized stories of harsh working conditions during filming might have helped put a spotlight on the designer's work.

The Aspasia Program came into being in 2000 after several widely publicized stories highlighted the plight of female scientists in Europe.

But will this reignite the debate on climate change or have three widely publicized stories already done that for us?

As much as 2014 will be remembered by these seemingly unlinked events and tragedies, the common element to the widely publicized stories was the role of technology in causing the problem or the inability of technology to solve it.

Offstage the much publicized story of the Shanghai dancer and choreographer Jin Xing, is one of courage, controversy, unorthodoxy.

The recently publicized story about Derrida's Margins highlights for us the exciting possibility of future collaborations (Derrida's Margins being about how Derrida himself read, our project being about his social networks).

The bleak The Wrong Man (1956) was based on the Kafkaesque but true (and nationally publicized) story of Queens musician Manny Balestrero (Henry Fonda), who was wrongfully arrested in 1953 for robbing an insurance company and had great difficulty proving his innocence.

The union has sent a rented ambulance around Maine to publicize horror stories about the uninsured.