Sentence examples for such a perpetuation from inspiring English sources

But for others, such a perpetuation of filth, isolation, and invalidity foster a broken image of self.

"If what is forming at New Haven might wear the name of Yale College, it would be better than a name of sons and daughters, and your munificence might easily obtain for you such a commemoration and perpetuation of your valuable name as would indeed be much better than an Egyptian pyramid," suggested the artful trustees.

Mediation in such cases typically leads to a perpetuation of the unequal dynamic that caused toxicity in the relationship in the first place.

The Japanese government cannot tolerate the perpetuation of such a situation".

These films betray the fact that even the movies, whose stock-in-trade has long been the perpetuation of such a myth, can no longer stomach it any more than the rest of us.

If this condition had appeared at once, if in the hypothetically fortunate common ancestor of these fishes an eye had suddenly become thus transferred, then the perpetuation of such a transformation by the action of "Natural Selection" is conceivable enough.

Even as income and wealth disparities increased rapidly in the last thirty years and the structures that accentuate such inequality have been strengthened, there has been a perpetuation of myths that potentially weaken attempts to address those problematic structures.

It is  a perpetuation of slavery".

The result is a perpetuation of the status quo".

"No recessions, no wars, no bear markets and a perpetuation of inexplicably high tax receipts.

Antonin Scalia, a conservative justice, called the reauthorisation a "perpetuation of a racial entitlement".