Sentence examples for Material legacy from inspiring English sources

His material legacy was the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum (1958).

It accepted the library's argument that "Brod's last wish was that his life's work, his material legacy, should be entrusted in its entirety to public archives".

The evening began with Dr. James Steward presenting a superb lecture about the exhibition, "A Material Legacy," bringing forth a deeper understanding of its far-reaching contemporary art.

The matter consists of 88 lots and hundreds of items, but represents only a small portion of the material legacy of the conductor, who died in 1957 in New York at 89.

Grandmama Dinah Miller, a slave who died at age 102 in the 1930's, would lay down the quilt, the single material legacy of her mother, on the gaping floorboards as protection from the wind, cold and dust.

Producer Sophie Marinos says the feature film, which premieres this week at Melbourne International Film Festival, was developed as part of Big hART's commitment to creating permanent change, and leaving a material legacy for the communities with whom they work.

The account of policy development and policy resilience directs attention to the foundational ideas and material legacies of regulatory policies at an early critical juncture of their development, and the distinct mechanisms of reproduction that resulted.

This process of nation-building was also literally a process of building as the newly independent states initiated large-scale building projects by which they aspired to represent their power in the urban space, as well as break with the material legacies of the colonial past.

Under the working title of Quiet Dawn: Time, Aesthetics, and the Afterlives of Black Radicalism, his current book project reconsiders the material legacies of the revolutionary past by exploring questions of embodied performance, temporality, and historiography within the context of the 1960s.

The imperial tours and their material legacies, such as steles and scroll paintings, intersected with a corpus of writings about these sites that was preserved and augmented through the successive compilation of local gazetteers (difang zhi).

The result was a series of highly regarded trio albums - featuring powerful partners like bassist George Mraz and drummer Elvin Jones - displaying his affectionate insights into standard material, the legacy of bebop as refracted by Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk, and drawing on an encyclo- paedic knowledge of fine songs, from evergreens to the overlooked.