Sentence examples for perpetuating itself from inspiring English sources

It is the stifling whisper of tradition perpetuating itself.

"Or, it's possible it's the excessive use (of porn) that's perpetuating itself to causing brain changes.

And judging by the track records of certain former prodigies, it has a way of perpetuating itself.

"We've created an institution that's constantly reinventing itself and perpetuating itself, one that the public supports," Mr. Sroka said.

"It's a good example of an organization being thoughtful about its role and not just perpetuating itself," said Kate D. Levin, the cultural affairs commissioner.

If the narrative stays that way for long enough, it starts perpetuating itself, especially because the kind of donors candidates need to keep their campaigns alive notice such things.

As for "self-perpetuation," he reminded me that child labor hadn't "perpetuated" itself in either Europe or the U.S.

The cycle of poverty would perpetuate itself.

And it perpetuates itself year in and year out.

"But the problem is, the system perpetuates itself.

How the pattern perpetuates itself is far from simple.