Sentence examples for a lineage of from inspiring English sources

Barside engravings pay homage to a lineage of barkeeps.

His own family background included a lineage of scholars, "rather an obscure one".

By Kelefa Sanneh Jeremiah Wright situates his ministry in a lineage of black liberation and deliverance.

There is a lineage of continuity in the work of a real teacher.

He would have joined a lineage of composer-conductors that includes Boulez, Bernstein, and Mahler.

But he also belongs, in part, to a lineage of New England poetry.

Both are from clerical families that boast a lineage of revered, martyred ayatollahs.

Schulz, C. et al. A lineage of myeloid cells independent of Myb and hematopoietic stem cells.

There was a lineage of avant-garde cinema that, with varying degrees of obscurity, examined the temporal qualities of film.

They're the shamanic-punk heirs to a lineage of inside-the-box thinkers whose most famous son is Joseph Cornell.

One comes from a lineage of early ornithischians and another from the much later group of horned dinosaurs.