Sentence examples for that was perpetrated from inspiring English sources

McKay spends the final act attempting to whip us into a froth of outrage at the villainy that was perpetrated in the financial crisis, and at the well-dressed villains who slipped through the bars of justice.

So it has been a haunting, searing, challenging day for me not just because the vastness of the evil but the human scale of the evil that was perpetrated on a daily basis".

Certainly the terror, if that's the word, that was perpetrated on African-Americans when Davis was a girl in pre-civil rights Birmingham, Alabama, is burned into her consciousness.

But on April 22 "America Undercover" will feature "Just Melvin: Just Evil," in which the filmmaker James Ronald Whitney "takes a hard look at the sexual abuse that was perpetrated in his own family, by his grandfather, Melvin Just.

My decade doing the job coincided with a bloodbath among my fraternity that has been every bit as savage and indiscriminate as the one that was perpetrated by Vincent Price in that splendid 70s shocker Theatre of Blood.

Sensible and simple innovations have been introduced, including sticking plastic sheets on completed result sheets in polling stations, to discourage tampering.The IEC is also wise to the jiggery-pokery that was perpetrated last time by unscrupulous data-entry staff in the national tally centre in Kabul.

No party minds low-road campaign tactics that are perpetrated by its own candidates.

But he noted that "in most instances – if not all – Isil has not claimed responsibility for attacks that are perpetrated inside of Turkey".

It is terrifying to hear about violence — beatings and sexual abuse — against people with developmental disabilities that is perpetrated by employees charged with their care ("Cuomo to Tighten Requirements for Workers in Homes for Disabled," news article, March 30).

"I think that would probably be the most effective thing she could be doing, is confronting the bias, prejudice and racist views of Islam that are perpetrated in the U.S.," said Ibrahim andul-Matin, an organizational consultant from Oakland, Calif.

"That is a line used by the sabras in Israel, the land of Israel, to mean that the unspeakable horrors that were perpetrated on the people of Israel, on the Jews, must never be forgotten and must never happen again".