purvey

Object

• information: A website address was given, but this purveyed exactly the same information as the leaflet, and still does last time I looked.
• idea: The relationship between the new churches as groups purveying fundamental ideas and politics is not limited to Ghana.
• nonsense: For someone who rejects word worship, you're awfully quick off the mark to purvey nonsense by definition.
• food: One of the wonders of the internet can be found here with this online shop purveying fine Italian food.
• truth: The sayings of Jesus purveyed simple truths appropriate to the apocalyptic circumstances he saw.
• view: Films and television programs purvey a nostalgic view of horse-drawn ( and fog-shrouded ) London.

Subject

• teacher: I agree that there is a strong consumerist element in these teachings as they are being purveyed by some teachers.

Preposition: by

• teacher: I agree that there is a strong consumerist element in these teachings as they are being purveyed by some teachers.

Modifying Another Word

• regularly: Defying all the odds, Glasgow's Pavilion regularly purveys variety to this day.
• still: We still seek from our students the passive absorption of the canon and we are still purveying traditional Western Eurocentric content.