Sentence examples for perpetuated at from inspiring English sources

That was a false narrative perpetuated at the time; to my mind it became a lie".

The potential coöperation between Flynn and Sessions, when it comes to the use of tools like domestic surveillance and the indefinite-detention practices perpetuated at Guantánamo Bay, is more than alarming.

Yet these ills are perpetuated at the micro-level on a daily basis, through a lack of earnest interaction.

Jeremiah Wright's sermons were reflective of what you'd hear in a Black church anywhere in America, and despite the caricature perpetuated at the time, Wright was neither a separatist nor anti-white.

At day 13, IL-1 α and IL-9 were decreased in tumour bearing MIF−/− mice compared with wild-type mice; the same trend was perpetuated at day 20.

Friends advised the actress against taking legal action, but she pressed ahead knowing "that once in the public domain and unchallenged, the article would be up for grabs for any journalist to recycle and perpetuate at will".

As cannier Israeli politicians (Ehud Olmert among them) have long warned, maintaining the existence of Israel as a Jewish state fundamentally requires perpetuating at least the idea of a Palestinian state, even if only as a deferred fiction kept alive through endless negotiations.

The current negative cycle is beginning, and it will self-perpetuate — at least until the next cycle comes around.

On May 24 , 1926 two years after Wilson's death, an editorial in The New York Times, hardly a racist institution, praised the establishment of a Woodrow Wilson Professorship of English Literature as perpetuating at Princeton "the name of a man who had a distinguished career there before he entered public life".

Through the symbolism of the Cross, early Christian imagery perpetuated, and at the same time transformed, the myths of the World Tree.

The suit contends that the panel actually perpetuated discrimination at Kodak by giving an "air of credence" to Kodak's insistence that it was fairly redressing past wrongs.