Sentence examples for has always perpetuated from inspiring English sources

Marshall Mathers has always perpetuated this disregard in and outside of his alter ego.

Khartoum's war aim has always been to perpetuate a long tradition of northern Arab domination of southern Sudan, in part to exploit southern oil deposits.

They all tend to redefine a set of students as a class of employees, ending the pretense that they are anything else, perhaps, but also pointing out why that pretense has always been such a lousy one to perpetuate.

And to draw fast conclusions about the genre and its audience is to perpetuate the kind of stereotyping which has always made romance the "most maligned of literary texts".

The UNRWA has faced criticism from Israeli political figures and pro-Israeli commentators over a number of issues, most significantly whether its existence perpetuates the refugee problem and over issues of neutrality, to which it has always responded forcefully.

Blair has always dismissed suggestions that his foreign policy decisions were in any way responsible for encouraging terrorist attacks and "radicalising" young British Muslims as a charge perpetuated by "the left".

"We did this over a year ago — in fact when fake news wasn't as big of a story as it is now, but climate change has always been a contentious issue — but yes, I would say this is very generally applicable, with Donald Trump or with other fake news that has been perpetuated in the media.

We have always written not to perpetuate our name, but to educate".

Cynics and smart people have known all along it was a sham, but the producers have always taken great pains to perpetuate the fairy tale myth.

That, in turn, undermines the intergenerational mobility upon which Americans have always prided themselves and perpetuates income inequality from generation to generation.

Therefore men have always been the focus, which has just perpetuated the problem".