Sentence examples for try to perpetuate from inspiring English sources

Some people do it on merits, but politicians try to perpetuate the perception that you get more by giving more".

Some people might try to perpetuate their society by recruiting people from the fertile half of the earth.

A tight-knit group of Englishwomen (Dame Maggie Smith, Dame Judi Dench, Joan Plowright) try to perpetuate their set ways in Florence before World War II.

In future campaigns, Mr. Siegel said, Wendy's ought to "try to perpetuate the legacy, the values, that Dave Thomas stood for" without his actually appearing any longer.

And they tried to perpetuate the hippie aesthetic with bits of warmth and texture.

"This is an attempt to clear up some of the lies and misconceptions that some people have tried to perpetuate".

Armstrong: I think, I think just, again, just trying to perpetuate the story, and hide the truth.

"Outside the country, the situation is perceived as a simple one where the army is trying to perpetuate its own rule," he said.

Allen and Blanchett show the fanaticism and desperation in her trying to perpetuate the momentum of riches and status, to carrying on running once over the cliff edge.

"The idea of the natural look is something I've tried to perpetuate," Mr. Carey said, "but I don't like the Disney look".

Savile was shielded too by the NHS and the BBC, which has sacked most of the those who sought to expose him while promoting people who tried to perpetuate the cover-up.