Sentence examples for is perpetuated through from inspiring English sources
"Evil doings may result when egoism, cravings, attachments, and ignorance are expressed as greed, hatred, and violence, which, if unmitigated, is perpetuated through rebirth".
Continuity is perpetuated through memory carriers, slowly changing variables and features that retain or make available information on how different situations have been dealt with before.
Nor does it address the stereotyping of behaviour and expectations that frequently starts at birth and is perpetuated through too many of the wrong kind of media images and by wily commercial interests.
The illusion of a stably sexed body, core gender identity, and (hetero) sexual orientation is perpetuated through repeated, stylized bodily performances that are performative in the sense that they are productive of the fiction of a stable identity, orientation, and sexed body as prior to the gendered behavior (173).
Today segregation is perpetuated through an interlocking set of individual actions, institutional practices, and governmental policies.
This "tyranny" is perpetuated through the ultra-thin models almost exclusively featured in ads.
Race and racism are beliefs, policies and practices that are perpetuated through institutions.
Traditionally, cultures were perpetuated through assortative mating, with intermarriage among the like-minded and the like-appearing.
These tragedies create a climate, almost an expectation, that will be perpetuated through much, though mercifully not all, of Margaret's own story.
"This social Darwinist mindset that implies it's OK to kill your enemies in order to survive" has been perpetuated through an education system that tells young Turks that "they have no other friend than the Turks," says Mr Belge.
The elite was perpetuated through the old Mamlūk system of purchasing slaves, giving them military training, then freeing them and attaching them to one of the great Mamlūk houses of Egypt.
