Sentence examples for about the legacies from inspiring English sources

"Skull Valley was the template," said Chip Ward, author of the book "Canaries on the Rim: Living Downwind in the West," about the legacies of cold war testing.

They are about the legacies and structures that hem in our choices, that define the circumference of our imaginations, that trigger our personal gut reaction to the very word "dream".

There is something heartbreaking in the piece's hints about the legacies that mothers pass on to their daughters, when they tell them to arm themselves against the world with a smile.

Ian Buruma, who has written extensively about the legacies of World War II, contends that the quest for reparations tends to mire the petitioners in the very victimization for which they seek payment, as well as encouraging a never-ending flood of restitution-seekers. "If every group that feels a historical wrong wants compensation, how far back do you go?" he asked in an interview.

"The most important things we need to think about are the legacies left in the landscape.

I will not talk about the legacy of the game.

I called Harris, who now lives in the Netherlands, to talk about the legacy left by Kids.

I called Hamilton, who now lives in the Netherlands, to talk about the legacy left by Kids.

It's all about the legacy.

And I've thought about the legacy.

Now it is all about the legacy.