Sentence examples for wide circulation of from inspiring English sources
The wide circulation of the satire fixed Bull as a popular personification in 18th-century political writings.
In the sixteenth century, the wide circulation of English Bible translations and the Book of Common Prayer brought a new degree of standardization.
Yet the wide circulation of Rasta iconography — not to mention ceremonial clouds of ganja smoke — has stripped it of its original context and political content.
The wide circulation of the image of Kurdi's body, and the public uproar this caused, jolted politicians from across the EU into action, with many vowing to take in more migrants.
Deprived of the Republican nomination for Congress (1874) and for governor (1875), Weaver gradually moved into the Greenback-Labor Party, which advocated the continued wide circulation of paper money.
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Walker's list of campaign contributors is already in wide circulation on websites like "Scott Walker Watch" and fast-growing Facebook pages like "Boycott Scott Walkers Contributors".
When the picture's takedown went viral, the photo went into wide circulation on the social network, including on the Facebook page of Mr. Ut, the photographer.
When the British-based Internet Watch Foundation tried to ban the digitised cover of the German rock band Scorpions Virgin Killerr album from the net, its attempts led to wider circulation of the image than would ever have happened otherwise.
At the same time, the wider circulation of encyclopaedias through the unrestricted sales of printed copies brought about a situation in which the compilers could no longer envisage their reading public and accordingly adjusted their approach to their largely unknown audience.
Sherman continued to favor wider circulation of the greenback when he voted for the Currency Act of 1870, which authorized an additional $54 million in United States Notes.
