| The law writes solipsistically, talking only to and for himself, so as to perpetuate his own image, his self-definition, his existence. |
| The simple graphic, though it may perpetuate the hopes and expectations of unemployed roughnecks and roustabouts, masks a more complex story. |
| Unlike most poets, O'Hara did not unfailingly preserve or seek to perpetuate the products of his encounter with the muse. |
| Critics will say NGOs aren't simply gallantly stepping into the breach, rather they actually seek to perpetuate their power in crises like this. |
| And for the last 200 years they have been let loose on humanity to perpetuate the worst kind of injustices. |
| It appears that in utero exposure to nicotine may help to perpetuate a cycle across generations that links addiction and behavioral problems. |
