Sentence examples for deliberately perpetuated from inspiring English sources
In practice, however, the differences survive and — in the case of new street-level subway entrances — are deliberately perpetuated by New York City Transit to reflect the system's trifurcated origins.
I think the narrative is being deliberately perpetuated.
Palestinian leaders have deliberately perpetuated the plight of the Palestinian refugees, using them as pawns in their struggle with Israel.
Second, it is much easy to see that intolerance is being deliberately and explicitly perpetuated by organizations like RSS and political parties like Shiv Sena.
The report said the administration had "willfully perpetuated a deliberately misleading and incomplete narrative that the attacks evolved from a political demonstration caused by a YouTube video".
The organization, even as it grew large, was deliberately fashioned to perpetuate the identity of small groups, and communication, up and down, was frequent and voluminous".
The two became warm friends and were to remain so until 1888, when a letter from Henley to Stevenson containing a deliberately implied accusation of dishonesty against the latter's wife precipitated a quarrel that Henley, jealous and embittered, perpetuated after his friend's death in a venomous review of a biography of Stevenson.
Woodson himself perpetuated those impressions.
These mutations are then perpetuated.
Most have perpetuated it.
