Sentence examples for it perpetrates from inspiring English sources

With each article WND publishes on Obama's birth certificate that fails to acknowledge that August article declaring the certificate "authentic," it perpetrates a journalistic fraud on its readers.

Mr. Reeves said he was not particularly a fan of biographical drama or the historical fiction it perpetrates.

It will show little restraint in the violence that it perpetrates, killing many civilians as well as security personnel.

It perpetrates myths about why men rape and simultaneously underplays and exaggerates its impact on victims and survivors.

But like Mitchell's novel, it perpetrates the myth of white masters as gentlemen and slaves revelling in their own lack of freedoms because the paternalistic master will look after them.

When the BBC diminishes that with words like regional or national it perpetrates a not very clever fraud upon our listeners who want and expect BBC to reflect their lives, their communities, their voice, where they live.

At the same time, violence was escalating; much of it perpetrated by the apartheid government and its security apparatus.

It was a gaudy, exuberant and sometimes raucous movement, and in the wrong hands it perpetrated some truly regrettable food.

Her message: There is a great deal of sexual violence around, quite a bit of it perpetrated by representatives of the state.

My sense is that much of the public's anger over TARP flows from a sense that it perpetrated a good deal of distributive injustice.

He said it was likely that al-Shabaab expected something like a foreign raid after it perpetrated the attack on Nairobi's Westgate mall.