Sentence examples for he perpetuated from inspiring English sources

Coypel's first teacher was his father, Antoine, whose somewhat stiff artistic style he perpetuated.

Although he perpetuated the errors of Galen, his Anothomia, published in 1316, was the first practical manual of anatomy.

He perpetuated his political career in Dorset by serving as a selectman for a number of years.

And although Mr. McQueen grumbled about racist stereotyping in Western fashion, he perpetuated such stereotypes in his Asian- and African-derived designs.

He did not explain how it was done, who helped him do it or how, exactly, he perpetuated his myth for so long.

Some saw him as a new Margaret Thatcher, but his economic liberalism was shallow; he perpetuated the old clientelism without the old parties.

Worse, he perpetuates the easy stereotyping he may think he puts into perspective.

Because Harry fights these people, we trust him, even though he perpetuates the Establishment as much the Death Eaters do.

When Samir later becomes a successful and much-feted lawyer in America, he perpetuates the lie of his Jewish heritage.

He perpetuates the belief that children are entitled in certain ways and that this entitlement must be assuaged somehow to make life with them tolerable.

And yet he is as venal and loony as he is wise: did he perpetuate the illusion of his dysfunction merely to prove a point?