Sentence examples for acknowledged legacy from inspiring English sources

Cage's most acknowledged legacy in the broader arts world lies in the Fluxus movement of the 1960s but artists today are still drawn to these ideas.

Its acknowledged legacy includes other catalogues of American vernacular music, such as Godrich and Dixon's Blues and Gospel Records, 1902-1942 (1964), which Rust himself published, and my own Country Music Records: A Discography, 1921-1942 (2004).

Britain "It was right that Durban should have acknowledged the legacy of history.

Antony Worrall Thompson acknowledged the legacy: "All of us modern TV chefs owe a living to him," he said.

Labour MP Louisa Wall acknowledged the legacy left by Mangakāhia.

LIJ proudly acknowledges his legacy with The Edward Meilman Chair and Professorship in Medicine as well as an annual lecture series.

Welsh culture is represented at No 6, but the festival also worked hard to acknowledge the legacy of its most famous export, from the name downwards.

Straining under the weight of an abundance of enormous riffing and bestial growls, this is the strongest material the band have written in 20 years: they are finally acknowledging their legacy as thrash-metal pioneers, but without retreading old ground.

There was more talk of Mr. Kessler that evening at the Autumn Bowl, where young skaters who wanted to acknowledge his legacy gathered with longtime friends who had rolled with him as teenagers through nighttime streets.

We can honor that sacrifice and ensure that "these dead shall not have died in vain" by acknowledging the legacy of emancipation and freedom that they helped to bring about — and, in doing so, continue their work of more fully embracing the founding ideals that we as Americans so dearly treasure.

However, one should acknowledge the legacy of Ben Ali's regime, which largely contributed to institutionalize external voting.