Sentence examples for has ever perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Fraser was an outspoken critic of recent British foreign policy, calling the invasion of Iraq "the foulest war crime that this country has ever perpetrated".

Even if standards have declined since I graduated, I'm sure that the young people walking up to that podium I ascended more years ago than I care to admit recognize that she enabled one of the costliest -- in spiritual as well as economic terms -- lies anyone has ever perpetrated in the history of this country.

I really felt in that moment that whatever had transpired in my life of any negative nature, any transgression I had ever perpetrated, had somehow been cleansed away from my being.

The questionnaire also asked if the respondent had ever perpetrated sexual violence ('forced sex with someone without their consent').

Responding to that dinner at the time, The Memphis Scimitar called it "the most damnable outrage which has ever been perpetrated by any citizen of the United States".

Southern newspapers raised the alarm; the Memphis Scimitar announced, with impressive certainty, that the dinner was "the most damnable outrage which has ever been perpetrated by any citizen of the United States".

Anyone who has ever been unfortunate enough to suffer violence, or to perpetrate it, understands inherently that there is a difference.

It seems like everyone is mad at Netflix these days for perpetrating what Jason Alexander termed "literally the worst thing that has ever happened to white people".

Mrs. Roosevelt and her colleagues knew that the crimes against humanity openly perpetrated by the Nazis and the Japanese imperialists led the world into the greatest conflict it has ever seen.

Only they can recount the daily life of what Samuel Pisar has named "the worst catastrophe ever perpetrated by men, against men".

In other words, Inhofe argued, we should take no action on climate change, which he has described as "the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people".