Sentence examples for it perpetuated from inspiring English sources

"At some point, I probably felt insecure, and it perpetuated itself," he said on admitting the deception.

Or because it perpetuated the Yankees' superiority over Papelbon, who has allowed three homers this season, all against the Yankees.

The women involved criticised the Crown Prosecution's decision, saying it perpetuated the cover-up of the abuse inflicted on them.

Yang Yujun, spokesman for China's national defence ministry, said it perpetuated the cliche of a Chinese military threat.

It perpetuated the idea that we could keep ourselves safe by dominating the world with our military might.

It perpetuated a mean and irrational patchwork in which duly wed couples may not be considered married when they cross state borders.

In their own perverse way they thought that they were doing the youngsters a favour, but it just perpetuated ignorance.

That family portrait is significant not just in that it shows the Windsor line very much perpetuated – it also heralds a wider trend.

They've created this crisis; the perpetuated it and then refused to resolve it until the country had basically gone over the fiscal cliff they manufactured.

And it is not true, even though it's a perpetuated myth that filler in the cheek can lift skin at the lower part of the face.

A filmmaker of the Freudian era, Lubitsch loved the confectionary superstructure of fashion and manners, art and design — of everything that gives aesthetic and social pleasure — and loved it all the more for what he knew it represented, embodied, and perpetuated: sexual desire.