Sentences with phrase «peddling by»

With daily science nonsense peddling by Nifty e.g. no change for 1,000 years — his excuse to keep cranking it up.

The case against the Manganos and Venditto is the latest to go to trial following federal investigations into influence - peddling by officials.

Quantum Mechanics and Relativity require a sentient being outside the universe to make the universe real, but perhaps you mean the outdated science peddled by the atheist trolls.

The shoddy material peddled by Bradshaw and others is not simply un-Christian, it is anti-Christian.

That is the claim incessantly peddled by pro-abortionists and by the media.

«The reports avidly peddled by the administration that the bill is dead are overstated,» says Hudson Institute's Michael Horowitz, a key figure in the campaign against religious persecution.

No respecter of received opinion, liberalism refuses to submit to the authority of doctrines inaccessible to reason, properly perceiving that irrationalism underlies many slick «certainties» peddled by fat and thriving gurus.

This was never going to last, since heresy and relativism had, of course, never disappeared from the «papal agenda» and neither — perhaps more to the point — had his (and his predecessor's) analysis that disunity in the modern church was the result of a clash between two different interpretations of the Council itself, one right, the other wrong: as Benedict once more explained it, as his first Christmas as Pope approached in December 2005, «On the one hand, there is an interpretation that I would call «a hermeneutic of discontinuity and rupture» [i.e., the line peddled by The Tabletfor thirty years]; it has frequently availed itself of the sympathies of the mass media, and also one trend of modern theology.

Actually, those objects are much more likely to end up with — and be peddled by — the less reputable dealers right here in the US.

For women dissatisfied by the stale bromides of secular feminism and the frothy, girl - power messages peddled by today's pop culture, the wisdom of the women saints is a bracing and provocative antidote.

Comment - Wine - Reduced ABV: Something for Everyone The reduction of abv in the wine category in the UK has been peddled by some in the industry as an innovation.

This is something to keep in mind as Australia contemplates an Asian export market for northern Australia produce, the «foodbowl of Asia» model peddled by politicians in distant Canberra.

This defeatist mentality peddled by AKBs is exactly what we must resist.

I think this is a rumor peddled by NY to create interest in Noah.

That is another myth peddled by AKB's.

One could almost think that this justification for formula use is being peddled by the formula companies themselves, but alas, it seems to be women fighting to see their use of formula as equal to breastfeeding.

The accompanying review by Professor Linda Nielsen sheds much needed light on the spin peddled by shared parenting detractors in the conversation on shared parenting and overnights for infants and toddlers.

The teen peddles by, keeping his gaze fixed on the fuming homeowner.

President John Mahama has stated that the Ghana Cedi is currently one of the best performing currencies in Africa and the economy has become resilient contrary to the propaganda being peddled by the opposition NPP for political expediency.

We certainly can't rely on the nonsense being peddled by the secretary of state.

Despite the wild allegations being peddled by Amidu and the name calling, Justice Short was of the view that «their credibility is still intact.»

«The conference became necessary in order to let the general public know the position of our Group on the demonstration and the phantom lies peddled by the Omoniyi Ilesami's led 2011/2012 Forum of Retirees.

The hopes that a Yes vote can bring better politics and the fears being peddled by the Conservatives who are spearheading the No campaign.

A SARs report by Spitzer's bank had allegedly touched off a federal investigation that revealed the governor patronized hookers peddled by an international criminal ring who laundered payments through shell companies.

«This is a terrible day for United States of America and it is very, very frustrating how we are being divided and the false narrative that is being peddled by this highly insecure individual who's using power to uphold that false narrative.»

It also flies in the face of the longevity zeitgeist peddled by the government and the EU Commission: male life expectancy is significantly lower than female life expectancy.

Executives and members of the biggest opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Central Region, have expressed misgivings about outright lies being peddled by the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) government officials who are trying to claim credit for projects initiated and completed by the previous administration.

NRCC spokesman Chris Martin wrote in an email to the Freeman that «Rep. Faso's record of success stands in stark contrast to the divisive rhetoric peddled by [House Democratic leader] Nancy Pelosi and her cabal of out - of - touch liberals.»

He said, «My attention has been drawn to a series of half truths and litany of lies being peddled by some leaders, stakeholders and members of our party, the PDP, following the recent submission of the report of the reconciliation committee which I chaired.

However, what he says is another of the myths that were peddled by both the Opposition and the British Medical Association, at the time, in their opposition to new GP health centres.

«However, the news being peddled by some online media houses, alleging that the Honourable Minister of Interior Lt - Gen.

This was called «triangulation», and in Britain in particular was linked to the «Third Way» nonsense peddled by amongst others, the disgraced Gadaffi enthusiast Anthony Giddens, from the same LSE.

Not only does this fail to inspire electorates, as this general election campaign has shown, it leaves Labour woefully unprepared to counter the irrationalism peddled by the Tories and UKIP.

To start with, there is no any attack by herdsmen or any other group in all the stretch of Express Ways across and within Ogun State, we make bold to say that the alleged attack been posted on social media is a lie from pit of hell fire been peddled by those who are not happy with the peaceful atmosphere in Ogun State.

He urged the well - meaning people of the state to discountenance the story which he said was being peddled by those who do not mean well for the state.

Vice President, Kwesi Amissah - Arthur, has said he will challenge each of the «lies» peddled by the NPP's running mate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.

He said there was no iota of truth in the claim, adding the lies were being peddled by mischief makers within the PDP.

Hundreds of thousands of South Africans died as a result of the «alternative facts» peddled by the Mbeki government because they could not access lifesaving antiretroviral drugs.

Many are peddled by con men preying on vulnerable patients.

As we've noted in this space, the idea of «settled science» peddled by environmentalists and politicians defies the history of science, which has seen repeated upheavals of previous forms of «settled science.»

I launched The Healthy Skeptic in 2008 to help others see through the common myths and misdirections peddled by the media and medical establishment.

Granted, prejudice is still peddled by mainstream media and we are led to believe that we are in war.

Swery65, the mad genius behind Deadly Premonition, is back, and this time he's got a Kinect - powered take on the kind of game usually peddled by Quantic Dream.

Unlike the nauseating fictions peddled by such» Have - yourself - a-happy-little-Holocaust «movies as Life Is Beautiful and Jakob the Liar, The Grey Zone is honest enough to deny the possibility of hope in Auschwitz.

Didy Veldman's latest work for the Ipswich venue explores the place of marriage in present - day western society: playing with the rituals, the social expectations and the myth of happy - ever - after endings peddled by religion and popular culture.

There is reason to be skeptical of Verdean's unsanctioned, unverified findings, which he details in DVDs and books peddled by Carol Jensen (Amy Ryan), a research assistant with obvious eyes for him.

More to the point, Zhao does a wonderful job of challenging the lazy nostrums peddled by those suffused with China envy.

«Our investment in Queensland schools is increasing by $ 844.7 million or 27.5 per cent from 2014 - 15 to 2018 - 19, despite the scare campaign being peddled by Labor and the unions.

Suggesting such settings are private schools rather than part of the public estate is one of the alternative truths now peddled by new local authorities keen to cut costs by bringing support back into the LA.

«Schools Week has exposed the myth peddled by ministers that free schools are being created in line with parental demand [link to story].