Every one perpetuates a world in which he's alive and sleeping beside me.
Though Queen Elizabeth's position as Canada's head of state is chiefly symbolic, symbols matter, they shape how we think of ourselves and the world, and this one perpetuates our national position as vassals of the British crown, the tyranny of heredity monarchies and the traumas of colonisation.
Featuring mostly men from the U.S., South Africa and Congo, the images project a different kind of black masculinity than the one perpetuated in mainstream culture, in profiles of hip-hop stars and news coverage of gang-related violence, Lewis pointed out. .
The Fulani are seen as the ones perpetuating violence.
Suffering a certain measure of oppression and exclusion does not inoculate one against perpetuating it.
It is possible that these changes collectively result in a vicious cycle where injury, pain, altered sensory transmission, sensorimotor changes, behavioural changes, salience, attention, and fear-avoidance may feed off one another perpetuating the disability.
One with guns, drugs, wealth, sex and preferably a premature death, one that perpetuates the notion that hip-hop and crime are the only career choices for young African-American men?
Each mystery typically weaves into a larger one that perpetuates the plot and implies that there may be one underlying explanation for all of the island's vexing curiosities.
On the one hand, revenge perpetuates itself: one foul act deserves another.
Victor Hugo once said that "one cannot resist an idea whose time has come," but the corollary of that is that one cannot perpetuate an idea whose time has gone.
