Sentence examples for they were perpetuated from inspiring English sources

From Byzantium the traditions of this charismatic ministry went to Russia, where they were perpetuated by such famous startsy as St. Sergius of Radonezh (c. 1314 92) and St. Nil Sorsky (1433 1508).

"I started getting migraines and they were perpetuating the insomnia," she told me.

And thus, perhaps unwittingly, they were perpetuating the unfortunate German tradition of treating Russia as their only partner in Eastern Europe.

The Gregory Brothers' choice of subject matter has elicited a range of responses, with some critics asking whether they were perpetuating stereotypes or making light of a serious crime.

The proposal drew swift criticism from both sides as conservative Christians said the Boy Scouts had caved in to political pressure, and gay rights groups said they were perpetuating discrimination and dangerous stereotypes about gay men.

In the first half, she conducts a scientific tour of everyday wrongness that includes optical illusions, memory failures, neurological deficits and irrational beliefs, describing how they arise, how they are perpetuated by those around us and why we find it so difficult to see them for what they are.

They are perpetuated by the structure of technological development and the underlying assumptions within the world view that brought forth those benefits.

And are they being perpetuated today?

They are just using a system set up decades ago and they're perpetuating that discrimination".

Those aspects of church are amazing — if you don't add all the -isms" and the prejudices they're perpetuating.

Other musicals have followed its gleefully self-conscious example, all honoring through irony the theatrical genre they are perpetuating.