| The ambitious teacher will do all the more harm if he is not merely a bungler of real wisdom but a disseminator of false wisdom. |
| Sport is of great significance as a disseminator of positive values such as willpower, courage, tolerance, loyalty and friendship. |
| It is from her being the depository and disseminator of such a spirit, that woman's influence is principally derived. |
| The Times has published an indictment of the London plane-tree as a disseminator of disease. |
| Now don't tell me they're both anthropeds or pods, or whatever it is, because I'm onto you as a disseminator of knowledge! |
| I had learned that Ezra is a distinguished disseminator and performer of this repertoire and that he had made a number of CD recordings. |
