Sentence examples for perpetrate anything from inspiring English sources

Clearly the Fritzl affair has influenced the script of Dogtooth, though the unnamed father in the film has yet to perpetrate anything quite as appalling.

No, the Wachowski brothers hadn't perpetrated anything as egregious as Jar-Jar Binks.

She is responsible not only for "Clueless" (1996), a Jane Austen adaptation superior in wit and insight to anything the Merchant-Ivory gang could ever hope to perpetrate, but also, along with Cameron Crowe, for "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," one of the touchstones of modern youth culture, still notable for its intelligence and realism.

The police report can also come in handy in case you need to dispute criminal charges or anything else perpetrated in your name as a result of your loss.

But if anything, the reaction should be to gear up and fight jihadist ideology and those who perpetrate terrorist acts in its name; they remain the gravest threat to Pakistan's stability.

Pay money simply to perpetrate a fraud?

How can we allow our children to perpetrate such behavior?

We've seen strange ideological bedfellows perpetrate Machiavellian intrigues.

Hartzell wasn't the first to perpetrate this scam.

We live in a white supremacist world where anything non-white is constantly being attacked, demeaned, and disparaged, while the same so-called liberals completely ignore the acts of violence they perpetrate on the non-white world.

Armies don't perpetrate genocide anymore.