Sentence examples for admirable legacy from inspiring English sources

Still, if Giuliani had beat a dignified retreat into private life after 2001, he would have left a largely admirable legacy.

Phil Harrison 9pm, BBC4 A profile of the director Antonia Bird, who died from thyroid cancer in 2013 at the age of 62 but left behind an admirable legacy.

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The reformers meant well and did some admirable things, but their legacy is a housing shortage and a system that discriminates against the young, the poor, the nonwhite and above all against the new.

He hopes to succeed in business and build a legacy as admirable as Lord Sugar's empire.

But there is one area where President Bush's legacy will be strong and admirable — the way he is leaving office.

As power, career and relevance wind down, it's admirable for a leader to care for their legacy -- to be deliberate and mindful about what they leave behind.

But, as chef after chef escaped his reign of terror and opened admirable French restaurants of their own — twelve in New York alone — that legacy was bound to pall.

Addressing these urgent issues, Sea Legacy aims to protect 20% of oceans by 2020 an admirable goal the non-profit organisation seeks to achieve through disseminating powerful oceanic imagery.

Addressing these urgent issues, Sea Legacy aims to protect 20% of oceans by 2020 an admirable goal the non-profit organization seeks to achieve through disseminating powerful oceanic imagery.

Paterno's admirable behavior after his unwarranted firing by the university's trustees simply added to his legacy.