Sentence examples for perpetuating the image from inspiring English sources

Now they not only wear them under their clothing, but in some cases ostentatiously over their sweaters, blatantly embracing and perpetuating the image of life on the frontline.

However, you risk perpetuating the image of the chess player as male, eccentric and socially awkward, in saying that "Carlsen … is personable, good looking (at least compared to the average chess player)".

Protecting the image of the church remains, whether it is covering up sexual abuse, clamping down on dissent, requiring celibacy on a selected basis, or perpetuating the image of public figures like Merton as being saintly in nature.

Perpetuating the image of Ellis as Symonds's castrator, Bristow concludes that Ellis "discards [Symonds's] history and uphold[s] heredity".

And you can just perpetuate the image of being dangerous.

Disturbing because despite that experience, she perpetuates the image of the disabled as scary.

They just seem to perpetuate the image of Britain as too much pomp and not enough circumstance".

(The role perpetuates the image of the Briton as lethal seducer fondly remembered from, among others, Jeremy Northam in the 1995 Bullock film "The Web").

Switzerland's economic growth rapidly changed the landscape and the living standard, helping to perpetuate the image of the country as a special case (Sonderfall).

Revoking the rights of solely the mentally ill marginalizes them and further perpetuates the image that they are more violent and dangerous.

As a Masai from Kenya who is living and studying in the United States, I thought that this only perpetuated the image of Masai as primitive and backward.