Sentence examples for long perpetuated from inspiring English sources
The NHL has long perpetuated a sentimentality-based marketing strategy – a brand of sports nostalgia based on the values of determination and teamwork.
Her books focuses on "how California Indians managed economies" and were "active agents of environmental change and stewardship, shattering the hunter-gatherer stereotype long perpetuated in the anthropological and historical literature of California" (2005).
In a New York Times op-ed piece entitled What Makes a Woman?, Elinor Burkett addresses the stereotypical definition of women long perpetuated by a male dominated society.
And while efforts have been made to reform religious texts and criminalize leaving the Kingdom to fight abroad, the radical ideology that the Saudi state has long perpetuated may already be lost on the extremist groups that have embraced it.
For too long, we perpetuated the myth that immigration policy only affected us as LGBT people if our passport was blue and those of us who are citizens wanted to stay with our non-citizen partner as a binational couple.
A resident of Bolden, a tiny community about 50 miles south of Savannah, he had long helped perpetuate dozens of its traditional shout songs — including "Kneebone Bend," "Move, Daniel," "I Want to Die Like Weepin' Mary" and "Hold the Baby" — whose subject matter can range from the devout to the secular and from the joyous to the apocalyptic.
She explored why the practice persisted for so long: it was perpetuated by women, because they believed it was a way to gain an advantage in a male-controlled marriage market; and it functioned as a class signifier, because peasant women working in the fields could not afford to cripple themselves.
For too long, Congress has perpetuated a system that protects redundant, wasteful and failing programs that bilk taxpayers and provide no benefits to our brave men and women in uniform.
In Satya Yuga, we live the longest and perpetuate a state of intrinsic godliness.
The figures appear at odds with a long-standing myth – perpetuated by sections of the media and independent school sector – that state school applicants are given preference over similarly qualified private school applicants.
Our findings also elucidate both the nature of and the mechanism by which inflammation in the lungs of heavy cigarette smokers is perpetuated even long after cessation of cigarette smoking.
