Sentence examples for been perpetrated from inspiring English sources
verb
To be guilty of, or responsible for a crime etc; to commit.
No great travesty has been perpetrated.
Human rights abuses have been perpetrated by all sides.
Atrocities have been perpetrated in the name of religion.
Many such atrocities have been perpetrated in recent history.
Many theatrical absurdities — chaste Carmens, happy Hamlets — have been perpetrated by people on similar quests.
But regulators said that it had been perpetrated by Biovail, not the analysts and hedge funds.
And it may well be that a gross injustice to Strauss-Kahn has been perpetrated.
Throughout history, more death and destruction has been perpetrated in its name than any other.
Explaining how such a deception could have been perpetrated, she added: "[Octopuses] all look the same.
It was as if some sort of broadcasting fratricide had been perpetrated.
She added that their wounds had been perpetrated under the veil of secrecy.
