Sentence examples similar to Perpetuate its memory from inspiring English sources

Imperialism is by its nature bombastic; it has to suppress the memory of the violence it commits to perpetuate its power, or it would lose faith in its own goodness.

... How does large government tend to perpetuate its own failings?

"To perpetuate its architectural features, one does not strip them off".

And that might be perpetuating its fair share of societal injustices, too.

It built Internet, international, mobile, radio, print and applications businesses that have perpetuated its dominance.

But perhaps the New World is partly to blame for perpetuating its own myth.

In effect, the market is perpetuating its own biggest fear.

Here are the cornerstone games that have perpetuated its winning streak.

And how much the media perpetuates its supposed significance.

However, its refusal to properly confront and embrace its pain perpetuates its issues.

This key plot device in the finished film, in the case of Hecht's version, occurs after the demise of the original James Bond (an event which happened prior to the beginning of his story) which, as Hecht's M puts it "not only perpetuates his memory, but confuses the opposition".