Sentence examples for having been perpetuated from inspiring English sources

The scoring procedure is now deeply embedded, having been perpetuated over successive Republican and Democratic majorities in Congress.

Being such a good name, it caught on and has been perpetuated as fact.

This canard dates back to the Reagan administration and has been perpetuated by the Bush administration.

Divisions have been perpetuated by the failure to achieve land reform.

We have documented history where these kinds of diseases have been perpetuated on us.

The Prophet continues to be a controversial personality because so many myths and fallacies have been perpetuated about him".

Visibility helps to break down stereotypes that have been perpetuated around sexual orientation, sports and gender norms.

Many myths have been perpetuated about this crime but there are common themes and patterns of behaviour.

She added, "We have grown up in the aftermath of Attica and we have lived the lies that have been perpetuated for all these years.

And I don't think the details of Elizabeth Warren's story matter as much as the fact that the story has been perpetuated with well-intentioned conviction.

This land grab has been perpetuated, with all due artistic license, by Cooder — songs and lyrics glorifying la vida on the hill, comparing the machinations to a U.F.O.