Sentence examples for of having perpetrated from inspiring English sources

They developed what the authors called "rich false memories," detailed and multisensory, of having perpetrated a theft or an assault.

Whatever else is true of the terrible crime that Tamerlan Tsarnaev is accused of having perpetrated, it was, all too clearly, the product of an entirely human psyche, horribly motivated by beliefs and passions that are very human indeed — deina in the worst possible sense.

Cleverly recognising that "it's embarrassing to be solemn and treatise-like about Camp" and run the risk of having perpetrated "a very inferior piece of Camp", Sontag proceeds to set out 58 witty and coruscating numbered "notes", culminating in the ultimate Camp statement: "It's good because it's awful".

Immediately, the regret of having wantonly attacked something came over me, and then the shame of having perpetrated something worse.

There is also a need to understand the impact of having perpetrated violence against women on the care provided by male providers.

"When you think about where do you want to have significant impact both culturally and symbolically … the system that he is in charge of has perpetrated years of systematic bias and discrimination on the poor and people of color, and he recognizes he has an opportunity, however fleeting, to capture this moment and move forward".

After accusing Glover of showing "complete absence of any sign of remorse" and having perpetrated a "vicious and unprovoked attack," the judge sentenced her to a suspended prison term and community service.

While the experience of psychiatry practice in Germany during the Nazi era is an extreme example, it is but one of a series of injustices that a small but prominent number of psychiatrists have perpetrated in history.

The cases that Doliscar discusses here are only a few of the many instances of violence and illegal imprisonment that the government of Michel Martelly has perpetrated since taking power in a fraudulent election three years ago.

Elizabeth Donnelly, Africa programme manager at the foreign policy thinktank Chatham House, said: "This latest violence has broken the amnesty but the questions will be which part of Mend has perpetrated the violence – it could be men from the lower ranks who did not benefit from the deal – and whether or not this is part of a bigger, longer term strategy".

Later, at the ceremony at the memorial site, Mr. Wiesel watched Mr. Thierse explain that Germany had decided in the end to commemorate the attempted annihilation of European Jewry in central Berlin because modern German identity was inextricably tied to the recognition of the horror of what Hitler had perpetrated.