Sentence examples for who propagated from inspiring English sources

IT was Rector who propagated the sole Marguery story so treasured by M. F. K. Fisher.

Until recently, casual misogyny was unremarkable, as were the people who propagated it (I would call them the Casual Misogynists, but someone – perhaps Richard Keys and Andy Gray – might steal it as a name for their terrible band).

His reputation was created largely by astute men who propagated the belief that his party was the people's party and that the policies of his administrations were in the popular interest.

Sadeq Larijani, head of the judicial system, agreed to the committee's proposal to send its findings to a court to lay out charges against those who "propagated lies and false accusations," which appeared to be a reference to Mr. Moussavi and Mr. Karroubi.

The author, who is mostly cited today in this context, is the late Milton Friedman, professor at the University of Chicago and winner of the Prize in honour of Nobel for Economics, who propagated this approach first in the USA since the 1960s and then successfully worldwide (1982).

It was Bin Laden who propagated these ideas around the world".

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

I asked Kamal about the harassment and arrests of critics who propagate their views on the Internet.

We become people who can't protect our environment, who can't prevent others being harmed, and who propagate devastation no matter our intentions.

"I take this matter very seriously and I only wish I had time to bring to court all those who propagate this wicked and false story.

The standard recommendation is never to pay the criminals who propagate ransomware, because financial success will attract more criminals to the industry.