Sentence examples for The perpetuation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of prolonging existence, of keeping something alive or active.
The perpetuation of this farce is inexplicable.
The perpetuation of the human race depends on good grammar.
The perpetuation of overindulgence in summer camp is unfortunate.
"The perpetuation of negative stereotypes and demeaning language hurts us all," he said.
The perpetuation of the non-apatitic environments was also observed.
The extremists on all sides thrive on conflict and the perpetuation of conflict.
Neo-Nazi movements have almost certainly fed on the perpetuation of Hitler's negative mystique.
"They are looking for the perpetuation of a system in which the army calls the shots".
Justice Antonin Scalia went further, referring to the act as "the perpetuation of a racial entitlement".
This industry has an intrinsic interest in the perpetuation of the danger.
Fertility is what these chests are about: marriage, procreation and the perpetuation of one's biological identity".
