Sentence examples for perpetuated about from inspiring English sources

The Prophet continues to be a controversial personality because so many myths and fallacies have been perpetuated about him".

Many myths have been perpetuated about this crime but there are common themes and patterns of behaviour.

"There is this myth that is being perpetuated about the greedy, rich writer who just wants more," he said, the apartment otherwise quiet now that his family had stepped out.

But even as the company prepares its first five Viper issues for release -- pending their approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission -- it has provided a five-page fact sheet that aims to dispel the "alarming number of myths" that it says are being perpetuated about E.T.F.'s.

Tiefer runs a Web site that debunks "myths" she says the drug industry has perpetuated about women and sex problems.

Once Silkies became more common in the West, many myths were perpetuated about them.

She swiftly declines to comment on the movie and on certain problematic "misconceptions" Fifty Shades of Grey has been criticized for perpetuating "about the BDSM lifestyle".

Randi Weingarten, the union's president, acknowledged that union members perpetuated fears about the plan, giving teachers and parents copies of a study by their parent union that found Edison schools were no better than traditional public schools.

Kressley also sounded off on one of the show's most persistent criticisms -- that it perpetuated stereotypes about gay men.

Altered gene expression, including imprinted genes, in the offspring of diet manipulated females could be brought about and perpetuated by epigenetic mechanisms other than DNA methylation.

One of the greatest myths perpetuated by "reformers" about the English school system is that it has been too weighed down by the dead hand of uniformity.